I have a blue folder in my Utilities titled flash player 10UB should it be there?

I found a file in Applications called InstallMac which I deleted as I believe it is Adware. I still get the yellow box screen on shutdown asking if I wish to continue installation. On going through all my files I have found a blue file titled Install flash Player 10UB, could this be connected and shall I delete it, not sure if something like this should be living in Utilities? Please use simple language in response to this, I am an old faithful who wishes Apple had stopped at Tiger, hope someone can help.

No never knowingly installed Adobe Air, so have deleted those but rogue yellow box still appearing. tried inserting a grab shot from finder/apps to show you as it doesn't look right to me but site doesn't seem to want to let me do that. so hope what is below makes sense and thank you for your ongoing help.
Finder/blue file Adobe>AdobeFl..5 Update>Applications
                                                                       Google Earth
                                                                        Library
                                                                        MAU 1.1...date Log
                                                                         Music
followed by a few other files like system,Music (from old mac), Users Gui...information, Users.
Back to Applications I have Adobe Fl..Installer, AdobeFl...5 Update and finally AdobeFl.._aih.dmg. the latter I checked out and seemed to be an ok update

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You can go here and enable HTML5 in YouTube so you don't have to use Flash: http://www.youtube.com/html5
Most(?) of the content is HTML5, but you may run into videos where you still need Flash.

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Johnathan Burger wrote:
No.
Flash is never coming to ios.
Adobe has discontinued mobile flash for all devices.
Take a look at bluefire reader.
Wow, are you serious?
That really ***, I have been playing with mine and can't believe I can't use 3/4 of the sites I like on it.
My Android tab runs Flash just fine, and has done so for 2 years. Are you suggesting one day Adobe is going to break in my house and uninstall it?
I don't understand this at all, it seems at every turn I try to use this thing like my android tab and I simply can't, all I've found so far to actually be able to do is use iTunes for everything... pretty lame and something I'm not going to do when I can get this content free on all my other devices.
This is truly a shame. I was really hoping I was just doing something wrong. Glad I only spent $50 on it at a garage sale.

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Adobe says
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/installation-problems-flash-player-mac.html

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When you download from the Adobe site, despite the button saying “install” — it really doesn't do anything but download the installer.
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Also another problem is adobe flash player who use my CPU at maximum. I have latest version, 2 GB RAM and 2gh CPU Windows 7. Where can I set to not use more than 75% from CPU ?
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Well, after hours of trying to figure it out I gave up and un-installed and re-installed that last verion of Adobe Flash Player and now it seems I can play games again in Messenger. Everything else had been fine just that. I can only figure it was because it was having a hard time updating the first time and took me 3 tries. So even though it said it was installed, apparently it wasn't done correctly.
Though when I couldn't figure out what was wrong at first I looked and checked to see all the things were enabled that were supposed to be and they were.
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FIXED IT, YEAH!!!! Do you have OS X and you can't get Flash Player 16.0.0.305 to Install completely?

Hey all. I just figured this out on my own as no one at Adobe will release a playbook that gives proper instructions on this issue. If you are having issues with the application not installing all of the way, you have a permission issue on the the partition where your Yosemite OS is installed. Here is how you fix the issue that you are experiencing:
Open Disk Utility (press Command and the Space Bar, then type disk utility)
Locate your disk and the partition where your OS installed.
Select First Aid (in the right pane next to Erase and Restore)
Locate the button "Verify Disk Permissions" and click on it.
Wait, get some coffee and relax, this will all be over soon
When Verify Disk Permissions is complete, click on the button "Repair Disk Permissions"
Now grab breakfast, lunch or dinner and tell someone you love that you love them.
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Open the FlashPlayer installation file and run the installation again.
Finally, whew... Enjoy your entertainment fare. You made it across the schism that Adobe loves to plague their loyal patrons with.
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Cheers & Many Regards,
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FIXED IT, YEAH!!!! Do you have OS X and you can't get Flash Player to Install completely?

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Open Disk Utility (press Command and the Space Bar, then type disk utility)
Locate your disk and the partition where your OS installed.
Select First Aid (in the right pane next to Erase and Restore)
Locate the button "Verify Disk Permissions" and click on it.
Wait, get some coffee and relax, this will all be over soon
When Verify Disk Permissions is complete, click on the button "Repair Disk Permissions"
Now grab breakfast, lunch or dinner and tell someone you love that you love them.
After your disk permissions have been repaired, close out Disk Utility
Open the FlashPlayer installation file and run the installation again.
Finally, whew... Enjoy your entertainment fare. You made it across the schism that Adobe loves to plague their loyal patrons with.
I hope this helps someone. Let me know if it worked or didn't; I am curious if you all will see the same success that I have realized.
Cheers & Many Regards,
Geoff

This works for most people and is the advice I usually give to Mac users that are having mysterious installer failures. We have enough of a population that everything that can go wrong will. Disk corruption is one of those inevitable things that happens, and it causes mysterious problems. The installer isn't doing anything complex -- it's basically a glorified unzip tool, so when simple operations like "write a couple files" fail, it's typically that we're making a completely standard call the operating system that should never fail, and it's failing -- either silently or with an error, just depending on what's going on.
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I have a blue folder in my Utilities titled flash player 10UB should it be there?

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