Furthermore, Adobe Flash Player component built into Microsoft Edge and other browsers is also not removed. Bleeping Computer additionally reports that Flash Player (32-bit) version bundled in Windows 10 is only removed and standalone versions of Adobe Flash Player that have been installed by the user are not removed by the update. This is an optional update and can only be downloaded via Microsoft Catalog. The version number for this update is KB4577586 and it is applicable for all versions of Windows 10 and Windows Server. Also, if another security update for Adobe Flash Player is released, customers who take this removal update will still be offered the security update.” Microsoft explains, “We are releasing this removal update in advance of end of support to help customers test and validate their environments for any impact that might occur by the removal of Adobe Flash Player. After this update has been applied it cannot be uninstalled. Windows 10 users can download the catalog update that deletes Adobe Flash Player from the system through the Microsoft Catalog site. This update looks to help users test and validate for impact once Adobe Flash Player support is ended at the end of the year. Microsoft has earlier announced that Adobe Flash Player will go out of support on December 31, and the company has started to take initial steps before the final curtain falls down on Flash. The Redmond giant notes that once you apply this update, it cannot be uninstalled. Microsoft has released a new Windows 10 update that will remove Adobe Flash Player from your Windows device.
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