IE 9 security box won't go away

My system is windows 7 64 bit and I use IE 9. Since installing adobe flash 11 I am constantly barraged with IE security boxes asking to "allow or don't allow" adobe flash. And when I check the box that says "do not ask this question for this program again", It continues constantly interrupting everything I am doing on the web. It never goes away and has made you tube and everything else impossible. How do I get rid of this?

What is the box asking? I assume the buttons are unresponsive? If so, what type of computer and operating system are you using?

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