Is Flash Player fully compatible with Windows 7?

Is the latest version of Flash Player fully compatible with the 32bit release version of Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 8?
I am asking this because since I reinstalled Windows 7 32bit and Flash Player I am experiencing problems with Flash.
My action centre informs me that I have a problem with Flash Player and I should go to Adobe's website and address the problem.
I have uninstalled Flash and reinstalled Flash as Microsoft and Adobe advise, several times but I still get problems.
I uninstalled the 64bit version of Windows 7 because Flash was causing too many problems.
Since reinstalling the 32bit version I have had several reports of Flash Player not working properly, Skype reporting problems and IE8
using compatibility view when I view some web-pages with Flash in them.
When attempting to view Netto's webpages Flash fails to work and I am told to download the latest version of Flash again.
I do not remember this problem occuring with either previous versions of Flash or with Windows 7 RC.
Is anyone else using the Professional version of Windows 7 32bit experiencing the same or similar problems?

OK,
Windows 7 Professional 32bit system,
IE 8.0.7600.16385,
Flash 10.0.32.18,
In Control Panel - Programs & Features
Adobe Flash Player 10 active X
Adobe Reader 9.2
Adobe Shockwave Player 11.5
Add-ons
Shockwave Flash Object = enabled
Adobe PDF link helper = disabled
Windows live ID sign in helper = disabled
Office document cache handler = disabled
Send to one note = disabled
Skype add-on for IE = disabled
Linked notes = disabled
Skype add-on mastermind = enabled
Skype = enabled
No third party toolbars are installed.

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