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January 4, 2017
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Un-allow adobe to automatically install updates

  • January 4, 2017
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I wasn't paying strict attention.  I clicked the "allow adobe to install in the future" button when I installed the latest flash player.  I have always hit the "notify me re updates" before.  That's how I want it.  When I tried re-using the installer to get back to the three-button screen about allowing updates, I can  no longer reach this screen.  The installer just reinstalls without giving me that choice.  How do I get control of adobe back?  Do I have to uninstall all of (freebie) adobe and re-install, or has adobe subverted this path?  Please help.  I like being in control of my computer as much as possible.  I have an imac.

thanks!

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Correct answer divya010193

Hi,

For windows go to control panel -> flash player -> updates and choose your required option.

For mac go to system preferencee -> flash player -> updates and choose your required option.

Thanks!

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divya010193
Adobe Employee
divya010193Correct answer
Adobe Employee
February 3, 2017

Hi,

For windows go to control panel -> flash player -> updates and choose your required option.

For mac go to system preferencee -> flash player -> updates and choose your required option.

Thanks!

Participant
February 3, 2017

There are settings in the control panel (I don't know it is available)