That is all. This means that there is almost no trace of Adobe Flash in your system. In case you are wondering, yes, please ignore that software that shows big red alerts and warnings about orphaned or leftover registry keys and values.
Those kinds of software do more harm than good. I hope that helps. If you are stuck or need some help, comment below and I will try to help as much as possible. And what if that user used the. MSI to install? The -uninstall command does not work with. Per your question about the registry entries, that is the only reliable way I have found so far to determine if flash player is installed and what version of flash player is installed.
Trying to check the file system is impractical due to the shear amount of different names Adobe used for the same file across so many versions and number of computers. Don't trust Windows or third pary updaters. They can cause issues as well as being wrong in their choices of drivers. Those entries were never locked by Flash Player and could be deleted at any time. If you're getting a permission error attempting to delete it then there's something wrong with Windows registry permissions not caused by Flash Player.
Troubleshooting Windows registry issues is beyond the scope of this Adobe forum. Adobe Support Community. Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
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