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I just visited that site, and was prompted to install an IE add-on ... wonder what it wanted to add?  This box is Vista HP and IE 9.

Kerkida is a browser for Greek sports news, yes?

It worked fine for me on IE9.

Can you post a screenshot of the warning, or copy/paste the contents?

Ah, now I understand.  That certainly looks like UAC asking permission to allow Adobe to add the automatic update.  Have you clicked the YES option?

(BTW, you should have the Snipping Tool on Windows 7 which should give you the capability of copying that type of message.   Information about the Snipping Tool is here:  Snipping Tool - Windows 7 features - Microsoft Windows.

To attach an image, save it to your computer and before you reply click "Attachments and other options" to expand that section.  In the Attach section, click the "Browse" button to navigate to the saved image on your computer.

DR M,
Do you by any chance own a digital Camera or a mobile phone that has a camera on it if so then you could always take a photo or series of it then post that photo here.

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Looks like it is back to the Adobe Settings Manager.  I'll make my suggestions below, but you may need to tweak them to suit your needs.  Each setting is described below the settings manager box.

Settings Manager

    Global Privacy Settings panel -- Always deny
    Global Storage Settings panel -- Slider to the left, Always deny,
    Global Security Settings panel -- Always ask (this is where you gave permission to kerkida.net)
    Global Notifications Settings panel -- Keep the notify box checked, although you can change the date to 14 days.
    Website Privacy Settings panel -- Always deny + click "Delete all sites"
    Website Storage Settings panel -- This is likely the one you need to experiment with.  I use None, Never ask again, and all sites deleted.
    Protected Content Playback Settings panel -- Leave as is
    Peer-Assisted Networking Panel -- Always deny, Disable P2P uplink, Delete all sites

If you have no luck with the settings changes, you may need to uninstall Adobe Flash Player and re-install it again.  The uninstaller is here:  http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/support/uninstall_flash_player.exe

I have tried everything, but the annoying pop up is still there. I removed kerkida from my favourites and I will never entered this site again! 

I was able to reproduce what you were getting with IE9!  When going to http://www.kerkida.net/ this time, I moved around the page and got the UAC prompt.  When I clicked "more information" the URL pointed to http://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/get/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab.  Clicking "Change when these notifications..." launched UAC Control Settings, which I cancelled. 

I have ActiveX blocked and did not experiment with any settings changes.   Since I could reproduce your experience, it appears to be a problem with the site.  Perhaps Winchester73 will have a chance to try the site again.  His settings may be different from ours.