Uninstall Flash Player

 If you are having problems uninstalling Flash Player on Windows, follow these steps to download and run the appropriate uninstaller for your system:

1. Download the Adobe Flash Player uninstaller: uninstall_flash_player.exe (229 KB).
2. Save the uninstaller file, choosing a location where you can find it--your Windows Desktop, for example. 
3. Exit all applications. Check the taskbar and the system tray to make sure that no user applications are running. For example, if you see icons for browsers or instant messaging (IM) clients such as AOL Instant Messenger or Yahoo! Messenger, right-click the icon and select either Close or Exit. The following image shows how to close the Yahoo! Messenger client after right-clicking its icon in the Windows system tray:
   
4. Run the uninstaller. If you see the message "Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?," click Yes. 

IT professionals: Find information on command line options in Installation issues when switching between release and debugger versions during development and testing (4da116d3).
Important! If any applications are using Flash Player when you run the uninstaller, uninstall can complete without deleting all the necessary files. If you accidentally left any applications open, close all applications and run the uninstaller again. Applications that use Flash Player include the following:

• Web browsers such as Internet Explorer
• Instant messaging clients such as AOL Instant Messenger
• Stand-alone SWF applications (SWF files)
• Projectors (*.exe files that play rich media content). 

5. Restart your computer.
6. Open the About Adobe Flash Player page to verify that you have uninstalled Flash Player. If you see an information box similar to the one below, Flash Player was not uninstalled:

In this case, repeat these steps to uninstall Flash Player.
Uninstallation succeeded if:

• The About Adobe Flash Player page tells you that Flash Player cannot be found.

or

• You see a "broken" image such as a blue diamond or a question mark where the Version Information box would normally appear.

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For information on command line switches for the uninstaller, see Installation issues when switching between release and debugger versions during development and testing (4da116d3).
For information on installing Flash Player on a Windows system, see Troubleshoot Flash Player installation | Windows (tn_19166).
For information on installing Flash Player on an Intel-based Mac, see Troubleshoot Flash Player | Mac OS  (cpsid_86551).
Visit the Adobe Flash Player Help and Support page for assistance with top issues.

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