Once downloaded and applied, Windows will not let users re-install the player, nor will it let a user roll back the update to get rid of the patches. Scheduled to arrive in July, the update will be part of that month’s mandatory Patch Tuesday update, according to the report. The company is now readying a mandatory update for Windows 10, which will permanently remove the Flash Player from a Windows 10 computer, as spotted by Techradar. However, that update was an optional one, and users were able to block it from being installed on their computers.
Microsoft has already taken several steps to remove and uninstall Adobe’s Flash Player from the Windows 10 operating system - we had reported in February that the company was issuing an update to (also referred to as the KB4577586 update) which would uninstall the Flash Player on Windows 10 or Windows server.
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