Now I have seen this problem before with IE7/8 on 32bit XP and 32bit Vista and never really found a solution. In this case the effect is worse than normal due to the relatively low powered CPU. A search on google throws up numerous similar complaints and proposed solutions. These usually revolve around disabling add-ons, re-setting IE7/8 to defaults and uninstall/reinstall of the flash player. In this case I persevered and after considerable playing around including a new clean install etc. I modified the directory level permissions of c:\windows\system32\Macromed and added group "Everyone" to the permissions list with read & exectute/list folder contents/read permission. I.E. All the files in the Flash sub-dir now have read and execute permissions for "Everyone" flowing from the parent container
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The Windows 7 Phone doesn't support HTML 5 websites or Flash in the web browser. Nor does it allow the user to do a device wide search or even cut,
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For example, Windows Phone 7 doesn't support HTML5-based websites, the Adobe Flash Player, device-wide search, multitasking, copy and paste, or on-device
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And how many PCs come with a Blu-Ray player standard? What does a hardware upgrade have to do with Windows 7? Sony blew it with the Blu-Ray format when they
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But Apple's patch numbers were inflated by the fixes for a whopping 55 vulnerabilities in Adobe's Flash Player. Unlike other operating system vendors,
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