How do i uninstall adobe flash player 11 active x

how do i uninstall adobe flash player 11 active x

Hi there,
Welcome to Adobe Community.
You can go to Programs and Features (Windows 7) or Add or remove programs (Win XP) and uninstall the active x from there.
OR
You can download the Flash Player uninstaller to do this. Click here to download flash player uninstaller.
The steps are mentioned in the below link to use the uninstaller.
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html
Thanks!

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