

- #SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER INSTALL#
- #SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER 64 BIT#
- #SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER UPDATE#
- #SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER PATCH#
Now, open the File Explorer with the Win + E keyboard shortcut. Click Uninstall in the uninstaller window. It will be difficult to use it in a future, but there is no alternative, all the other programs are very very basic. Now, find Adobe Flash Player and right-click on it.
#SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER UPDATE#
Remember that W10 will release a new update that will remove Flash Player. Write-Host "Attempting to Terminate msiexec. It was my fault and it can't be marked as useful, a pity. #When MSIEXEC is running it causes problems with the installation of Flash, there for I am having it forcivly end it, if it is running. Write-Host "NPAPI plugin is Not coming off nicely`r" Write-host "Successfully ran NPAPI Uninstaller`r" Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\$Flashutil1" -Argumentlist "-uninstall" -ErrorAction Silentl圜ontinue Write-Host "ActiveX Plugin is Not coming off nicely`r" Write-host "Successfully ran ActiveX Uninstaller`r" Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\$Flashutil" -Argumentlist "-uninstall" -ErrorAction Silentl圜ontinue $FlashTest1 = (Test-Path C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil*Plugin.exe)

$Flashutil1 = (Get-Childitem C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil*Plugin.exe -name) $FlashTest = (Test-Path C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil*ActiveX.exe)

$Flashutil = (Get-Childitem C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil*ActiveX.exe -name) Write-Host "First Off we are going to politely ask Flash Player to remove itself.`r" Once it uninstalls, you will get a confirmation (seen earlier), and you may get an Adobe web page saying, Thanks for using Adobe Flash Player. This will fully uninstall Adobe Flash Player from your Macintosh.
#SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER INSTALL#
#This is calling the "Flashutil" application to attempt to uninstall the currently installed version of Flash Player. Launch the Adobe Flash Player Install Manager application and then click on the Uninstall button. This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Bob99.Start-transcript -path C:\Log\SCRIPTS\FlashPlayer_DetailedLog.txt -noClobber -Append
#SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER PATCH#
Before doing so, however, I’d make sure that there are no other (read non-optional) updates that Windows Update could also retrieve while getting the optional Flash removal patch by using wushowhide to hide them. If so, then all anyone would need to do is select it from the list of optional updates and Windows Update will take it from there. If you’re patient, MS is supposed to start bugging us about removing Flash in January by making the patch an “Optional update” within Windows Update.

I’d include a link to the actual file from MS, but I don’t have a handy link to a KB number that’s associated with the removal “patch” currently.
#SHOWS ALERTS UNINSTALL FLASH PLAYER 64 BIT#
Since \Windows\system32 is actually a Windows folder, perhaps the Flash removal patch MS released back in October (I think) will be able to remove the contents of said Macromed (yep, as it shows on my Windows 10 Pro 64 bit system) folder without having to get really geeky and taking over the folder ownership from the System, which is the owner of that folder on my system.
