Microsoft ended support for Flash Player in December. Upcoming Windows 10 updates will fully take the software off your device. Alison DeNisco Rayome Managing Editor Managing Editor Alison DeNisco ...

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Microsoft is preparing to issue two more Windows 10 updates in June and July that will eliminate unsupported Adobe Flash Player from Windows PCs for good. The update KB4577586 called "Update for ...

We're counting down the days to the end of the year but that won't be the only thing that will end after December 31, 2020. While we probably wish a certain pandemic will magically end at the stroke ...

Adobe Flash, the multimedia software platform that powered so many pre-YouTube animated videos like Homestar Runner, is officially ancient technology. As of December ...

If you have any last words for the Adobe Flash Player that is embedded in Windows 10, you better speak up now, because Microsoft has begun throwing dirt on its grave. Or more precisely, multiple users ...

There's a Windows 10 update coming down the pipeline today that's interesting for a couple of reasons. The first is that the update is completely optional, and the second is that the update attempts ...

A Windows update to remove Adobe Flash Player will soon be available through Windows Server update Service. The update is already available through Microsoft Update Catalog. Adobe Flash reached end of ...

Adobe recently stopped the support for the Flash Player plugin. The company said that it will start blocking content running on it. Now, Windows is finally rolling out an update to remove the Adobe ...

If you're one of the unlucky few still running Adobe's hated Flash Player plugin, it's time to start saying your goodbyes. Adobe announced long ago that it would end support for Flash given that newer ...

Adobe Flash has been dead and dying for several years now. The technology has been unsupported in several browsers already, but some life strands are still hanging on. One of those strands is Windows ...