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I also had this problem and fixed by checking "use software rendering instead of gpu rendering" in IE9-tools-advanced. Thanks to all who posted this fix.
However I notice that if you play an embedded video in "full screen" mode and then go back to the original web page (by hitting Esc), the video does not embed back into the web page. Rather it sits very roughly superimposed on the original embedded content on the web page and you get all the previously described out of position content and flickering. Only option I could see was to close IE and start over.
Does anyone have a full on solution. Everything was fine with version 10.2. Why oh why do they encourage you to "upgrade" to 10.3 when it clearly has problems.
I have word from Adobe that they've replicated this problem and are in the process of determining how to fix it, after which, presumably, they will issue an updated version of Flash Player 10.3 for Windows 7.
ACD
Thanks for posting this. I have the same problems as Scott McC...otherwise this is way better than what I had...
ACD
Thanks for the update. Good to know that Adobe are aware and are trying to fix. I'm thinking of "defecting" to Chrome as I hear everything is fine with that browser. I've always been an IE man so this will be a bit of a departure.
Regards
SMcC
I don't like Chrome. I'm an IE person too. Let me know if it works out for you...
That's interesting. Would explain why it works just fine on my system.
With Flash Player 10.3, reports indicate that systems with Intel HD Graphics adapters running Internet Explorer 9 are the only systems impacted by this particular bug.
Flash Player 10.3 and Internet Explorer...
5.24.2011
Test update to fix the issue in link above.
10.3.181.15
Last edited by Airbot; 24 May 2011 at 18:07.
I am having the same problem. I have a HP 620 note book. I have been looking for a cure for 5/6 months now. I finally installed Google Chrome which has Flash player embedded and it works great. I still want a cure for IE 9 and Flash Player 11. whatever . Everything was working nice ,then next day wouldn't work so I istalled FF and it worked for 1 day so I then installed chrome. I have uninstalled/installed several times using their product even shuting the computer down and starting it back up.I get a sign saying I need the latest vertion when it is already installed. I uninstall it with there tool and reinstall from their site and it makes no difference, it still don't work. There sign even says it installed correctly. Really annoying, and I have never had this trouble before. Now I am thinking about a complete re install of my whole system and am not looking forward to it. I have a 32 bit windows 7 Home Premium. If there is a cure please let me know . Thanks for any help.
Do you have Intel HD graphics? If so is your Intel HD graphics updated to a version that won't conflict?
For this problem a complete reinstall is kind of drastic IMHO.