I was also just about ready to break down and reformat, but I found the solution, atleast for me.
Somehow my %APPDATA% environment variable had been deleted, (I don't know how, that is something I definitely didn't do manually). I am using Vista, so I set my APPDATA environment variable to C:\Users\<Username>\AppData (I had also deleted all of my Macromedia directories and their contents below this level).
ok one last plea for help before I break down and reformat.. Hate to do that for one little issue, but I hate knowing something isn;t running right on my box even if it isn;t a huge deal heh. I'm kinda anal that way. I know it has to be some reg key or some file conflict that occured from the godaweful vista upgrade, but for the life of me I can't find it. Been thru every reg key with the word flash, macromedia, or local storage in it and looked for any ini or cfg files that seem related to flash and I can;t find anything. I'm really at a loss here heh. Anyways just one last plea for help from someone smarter than I before I format.
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I was also just about ready to break down and reformat, but I found the solution, atleast for me.
Somehow my %APPDATA% environment variable had been deleted, (I don't know how, that is something I definitely didn't do manually). I am using Vista, so I set my APPDATA environment variable to C:\Users\<Username>\AppData (I had also deleted all of my Macromedia directories and their contents below this level).