No flash videos playing in any browser

I am having this issue for over a month or two now, i can't play any videos on any browser, i tried firefox, then IE , then chrome, i re-installed all of them, updated flash, updated real player, downgraded flash , cleared browsing history,disable hardware acceleration, everything that i could do, but didnt get the issue solved, whenever i open a video on youtube or even dailymotion, the browser would start browsing but then everything would stop and i'd see a black screen , and when i right click on the video , instead of the usual drop down menu of flash... i get other menu with options like " inspect element" , "save" etc. please anyone could help ??? btw i have windows x.p , FF 17.0.1, flash 11.5 updated java, installed real player and updated it too ...,

Thanks for your reply Pat , i followed your post to see if the device drivers needed to be updated, i downloaded the drivers from the SIS site and updated my drivers, but the problem still persisted. The worse thing is that i've not tried all these solutions on one single pc , i've tried on my pc , then i've also tried on 3 different computers at my workplace as well and all show the same problem.
Then you said about Real Player, i had installed real player coz i saw in some posts that updated real player also solves problem in some cases. But now after your reply , i disabled all real addons and tried but no solution still.
Here i'm including 3 screenshots , first is from Dailymotion.com (a random video from their front page) , the problem on this site is that when i right click on the video i do not see the flash dropdown menu here , and another thing is the text just below the video , i always see this text overlapping its never arranged as it should be in the website.
2ndly , here's the screenshot of the front page of youtube.com, when i open the front page , i can't see the static image of the video in thumbnails , it's written "thumbnail" instead .
and when i open any video on youtube , when i right click here, i do see the flash drop down menu but the video never plays. here's the screenshot.
so any solutions now ???

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