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enhaxed
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October 13, 2015
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Still No Windows 10 Version?

  • October 13, 2015
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How is it that there is no Windows 10 version offered on the dropdown for OS on the download/update page?

Windows 10 has been out for months now and this still hasn't been updated?  I refuse to install a version for an earlier OS as it may create security and/or other issues so I have simply disabled it in my browser. 

I find it difficult to understand how a company the size of Adobe can't manage to update it's website and software.

(Also got to love the way this site lets you type in a question then asks you to login and wipes everything you typed, thanks for wasting some more of my time Adobe)

Anyone else had the same issue?

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Correct answer jeromiec83223024

Flash Player is a built-in component of Internet Explorer, Edge and Chrome.  There's nothing separate to download or install.  For targets like NPAPI, where there is a discrete download, we distribute a single Windows binary.  It targets WinXP through Windows 10, and functionality degrades based on the platform.

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jeromiec83223024
jeromiec83223024Correct answer
Inspiring
October 22, 2015

Flash Player is a built-in component of Internet Explorer, Edge and Chrome.  There's nothing separate to download or install.  For targets like NPAPI, where there is a discrete download, we distribute a single Windows binary.  It targets WinXP through Windows 10, and functionality degrades based on the platform.

_maria_
Legend
October 13, 2015

Hi enhaxed,

Are you referring to the Adobe Flash Player Install for all versions page?  If so, this appears to be an oversight and I am escalating this to the appropriate team.  You can select the Windows 8 option to download either the NPAPI or PPAPI plugin.  As of Windows 8, Microsoft embeds Flash Player in Internet Explorer, and Edge (in Win10), and due to this they are the ones that release Flash Player updates for Internet Explorer and Edge via Windows Updates.

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Maria