Recently a new update is rolled out to the Windows 10 version 2004, version 20H2, and the older one to remove Adobe Flash Player permanently. An optional update Windows 10 KB4577586 is seemed to be automatically downloaded when we just click on the button of ‘Check for updates’.
This new update represents a final bye to the Adobe Flash Player for around all the versions of the operating system and it will also be pushed via the Windows Update to even more users in few weeks.
Installing this Windows 10 KB4577586, its update is downloaded as well as installed within five minutes, and in order to finish this process just a reboot is required. Once it is done you all will see the KB that will be highlighted on the Windows Update page of history and also on the Control Panel.
It is also highlighted that the new Windows 10 update won’t be ‘uninstalled’ and you also won’t be able to restore the support of Flash Player.
