Flash program computer problem

trying to fix a problem with computer since online games that I play keep saying update flash program despite updating it several times. I have tried installing flash again sucessfully and no luck, and when i have done a virus scan nothing. I even tried a system restore but it could not complete due to a missing file. please help.
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