Can I delete the NOS folder containing the adobe get plus stuff?

I downloaded Flash player 10 version 10.0.32.18 from the adobe site. Along with that program being installed another program was installed (ADOBE Get Plus?). It contains an exe file helperSvc.exe along with something about "getPlus+". I deleted this program. Will it effect the functioninga nd security of Flash Player 10 version 10.0.32.18? I notice if I download flash player 10 when I'm at a website that requires flash player, example www.dallasstars.com, I get the flash player 10 version 10.0.32.18 but with out the NOS folder and all the get plus stuff. So if I download flash player 10 version 10.0.32.18 from adobe and then delete the NOS folder/getPlus program, will all be ok?

By deleting it doesn't it leave stuff behind that causes me to get an error? ( getPlus+ Error  16236.203.235)

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