No Audio after latest Flash Player Update

My System is windows 7 Home premium 32bit. After i downloaded the latest update I do no longer have sound in internet explorer 9 AND google chrome.
wmp still works.Downloaded all the latest drivers, I have tried everything that was suggested here:
http://www.codecguide.com/fix_for_flash_sound_problems.htm
also no inflicting tools.
At the directory System32/macromed/flash there is:
the map FlashplayerTrust
Flash10q.ocx
Flash10r.ocx
FlashInstall.log
FlashUtil10q_ActiveX.dll and .exe
FlashUtil10r_ActiveX.dll and .exe
I guess there's something wrong with the registers but I really tried everything that is suggested in relation to that matter.

C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash
Flash10r.ocx
FlashInstall.log
FlashUtil10r_ActiveX.dll and .exe
Still no sound
I've also noticed that in Sound mixer, the option to control the sound of internetaplications is gone. So maybe it's just that simple that it's on mute but i can Neither see nor change this setting.
In my search to fix this I've seen a lot of posts from people with similar problems but they never got a solution.

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