Missing SwDir.dll for flash

I've been trying to get flash to work for my
limited/restricted users since the update to flash 8.0.24. I now
have flash 9 but still with the same problem. I can use flash fine
on admin. account but my limited users have no flash. The adobe
websites shows they have it but when trying to view flash on
websites it says they need to download flash. After several months
of trying countless fixes I just noticed something in IE
6>manage add ons. None of my limited/restricted users have
shockwave activeX co. SwDir.dll in manage add ons but my admin.
account does and it is enabled. My limited users have the Shockwave
flash object active X 9.0.ocx enabled but no SwDir.dll I guess I'm
wondering if this is the problem and how do I solve it??? Any ideas
would be greatly appreciated.

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