White area

Hi there,
since installing Flash Player 9 with IE I only get a white
box instead of the flash content. Installed the latest updates,
checked all active X controls/media content, deactivated firewall -
nothing works. Found no real answer in any of the other threads.
Anybody got an idea? I am also Flash-developer, what shall I
tell my customers? Will there be a solution from Adobe???
G

I can't see any vertical lines in those photos, it does look like there may be some horizonal bands that may be a result of colors not displaying properly. It reminds me of viewing a complex graphic in VGA 16 color mode, but perhaps I'm not understanding you regarding what the problem is.
Can anyone else here see any vertical lines in these photos?
ps. perhaps you can make a higher quality screenshot and upload it to a photo hosting site like imageshack.us or photobucket.com and post a link instead of embedding the photos, then we may be able to see them exactly as you see them.
pps. I just had another thought, if you do a screen capture and it doesn't show the problem, that would indicate that the problem may be in the screen itself, so perhaps you can view your photos on another computer and see if you see the vertical lines
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