If you use their un-installers – you will never find the left-over without manually editing the registry & endless searching the for weird files “%….%”.
Especially McAfee, Symantec, and the list never ends. Just another way to see who comes back or chooses some other app – basically data planted on a pc & no worse than spyware. My experience has been that no oem developer’s uninstaller will completely un-install all traces. Reasons can be data corruption, hard drive errors or that somehow Flash files have been deleted manually to cause issues with the removal process. It can happen that the standard uninstallation of the Adobe Flash Player is not successful. While browsers only integrate one version at a time, it is usually a good idea to remove all versions of Adobe Flash from a system if it is causing issues.Īnd then there is the Google Chrome web browser, which comes with a native Flash plugin installed and enabled by default, which again needs to be handled differently than the rest. If both Flash player versions are installed, both need to be uninstalled before Flash has been removed from the system. The first thing that Windows users should note for instance is that there are two versions of the Flash Player plugin available, one for Internet Explorer, the other for the remaining web browsers such as Firefox, Opera or Google Chrome. The uninstallation of Flash Player can sometimes be problematic and not as easy as clicking on the uninstall button.
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