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I have noticed that lately Chrome(which is my backup browser) is very sluggish since the Fall Update, but Edge & IE11 run well as always. I doubt it is the reason why your slow down though.

or is it required for a site they need to use, and so have no choice(like for banking, government, insurance site and other initiations that do not/have not updated to newer web standards).

I personally have always kept Flash Player off until I need it(click to play), to avoid those obnoxious(and sometimes malware injected) Flash ads.Īs to who uses it, depends on two things:

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Would this have anything to do with my computer running slow?ĭo you use Adobe Flash Player? Do you think the majority of members here have it?Everyone running Windows 10 has Adobe Flash Player.

Thanks Cliff, so I guess I can delete these Adobe updates and make the changes you suggest.

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My question is why am I getting these updates downloaded to my computer if I don't even have Adobe? Will it do any harm to delete these updates?ĭo you think they have anything to do with my computer running slow, do you think they may contain a virus or something? So, then I went to Programs and Features to see the Adobe Flash Player, and I don't see it there at all.

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I didn't even think I had Adobe Flash, because sometimes I get a notice when wanting to see a certain video that I need to install it.I never wanted to install it really, or go by what a video was telling me to do. It showed several recent updates for Adobe Flash Player.

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I thought maybe it was a weird update causing the slowdown, so I looked at update history on my Windows 10 computer. I've been looking around my computer, although I always hesitate to make any changes because my computer knowledge is little and I have nobody in my home to help if there's a problem. Sometimes when I type it takes a couple of seconds for the letters to show on the screen. My computer has been running really slow lately, regardless of which browser I'm using, Edge, IE11 or Firefox.