Microsoft is set to fully remove the Flash component from Windows 10 with a cumulative update coming in July. A manual update is already available to remove it, and it’s no longer supported.
Microsoft has announced a new phase in its journey to purge Flash Player from Windows 10, following its end-of-support date on December 31,2020. A blog post from September was updated recently (via BleepingComputer) to add an indication that the Flash component will be fully removed from Windows 10 with a cumulative update coming in July. Back in October, Microsoft released KB4577586 as a manual update, allowing users to remove Flash from Windows 10 themselves, but it hasn’t been rolled out to users automatically yet, even though Flash hasn’t been supported for a few months.
