Windows 10: How to uninstall update 1803 and "Adobe Flash Player Security Update"?

A few weeks ago I suddenly had issues with 1 out of 3 of my household PCs. For whatever reason, even though the other 2 PCs could intermittently see the 3rd on the network and the 3rd could intermittently see the other 2, I was not able to access the files between them. I quickly realized that everything network related, beyond internet access on the one, was just plain not working. I found "How to fix Network Discovery in Windows 10" on youtube, which seemed to be related to file sharing. So I gave it a go. Followed all the steps. Still nothing. Made me wonder why the heck now. Why so suddenly when it worked perfectly fine before going to bed 5hrs prior. Then it occurred to me that I had to log in. That only happens if I've restarted the PC, which I hadnt; If there was a power outage, which there wasn't; Or there was an update. Ding ding. Checked updates: Apparently the 1803 update and the "Adobe Flash Player Security Update" came through my update pipeline and didn't ask me before installing for some reason. I uninstalled the updates. FIXED!!! Everything worked perfectly the way it should.

The other day, it happened again. Found the updates had gone through once again. But this time, it wont let me uninstall the updates. I tried that show/hide program from microsoft that temporarily hides the update, but thats only if the update hasn't been installed.

Please help. This is frustrating as heck. How do I get rid of Update 1803 and the "Adobe Flash Player Security Update"?

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Security update for Adobe Flash Player obstructs

Security update for Adobe Flash Player obstructs the performance of my computer. I have to delete this security and Adobe every time it downloads which is daily.

 

Adobe Flash Player NOT Working

Hi,



To assist you better, let us know which browser you are using, which build of Windows 10 is installed I your system and check whether the issue persists in Internet Explorer as well.



I suggest you to uninstall and reinstall the flash player and check if it helps.

If you have installed adobe flash player manually then, it is possible to uninstall the application from program and features.

To uninstall, go to Program & features (Press Windows key
+ R key, type appwiz.cpl and press Enter
Key), find the flash player and uninstall it. Try installing the flash player again.



If it is not installed manually, I suggest you to install all the Windows update (if any). Since the adobe flash comes inbuilt in Windows 10 and it will be updated through Windows 10.

• 
  Press Windows key + I key and click on
  Update & security Windows Update.
  
• 
  Click on Check for updates.
  
• 
  Install the pending updates (if any).
  

Hope the information helps. Kindly write back to us for further assistance on Windows, we'll be glad to assist you.



Thank you.