MSI deployment problem/previous MSI Versions or Uninstaller?

I'm attempting to deploy the latest Flash Player 11.3.300.265 MSI but almost every installation is failing. If I try to deploy the MSI manually on a problem workstation, I'm prompted for previous versions of the MSI. Apparently the older copy of the MSI we have on our file server doesn't match what's on some of the desktops, so I receive error 1714 and the installation fails. On workstations that have the same MSI version as what's on our file server installed, the new MSI installs properly as it's locating the previous MSI it needs. Apparently the newer MSI packages are dependent upon whatever existing MSI is currently loaded. So my solutions appear to be:
Obtain each previous MSI package from version 10 and up and rotate the version stored on our network file share. Each workstation will then eventually see the old version it's looking for to faciliate a successful installation of the new MSI.
Find an automated way to uninstall the current version of Flash Player and run this task ahead of the new Flash Player MSI deployment task.
Option 1 would require me to obtain each previous version we may have deployed. Is there such a file repository available?
Option 2 is something I've tried working on but have not been successful. The Flash Player uninstaller does not seem to work correctly. After running it I'm still prompted for the previous MSI at the original location it was deployed from. The Player is not listed in Programs and Features/Add-Remove Programs and the Flash directories in the Windows system folders only have the Flash log file and nothing else.
Any suggestions? Thanks!

Hi Todd
There is a "universal flash player installer" you can get it here : from http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/support/uninstall_flash_player.exe.
This uninstaller gets updated with each flash player release. You also need to get the current copy to uninstall the latest version of the flash players.
here are some notes I've placed in my script
REM WARNING a new copy of uninstall_flash_player.exe must always be used for every new Flash version.
REM from http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/support/uninstall_flash_player.exe
REM After downloading remove the "unblock" stream from uninstall_flash_player.exe
REM
This will get ride of all prevous version.
uninstall_flash_player.exe -uninstall
after this you can install the current version with the msi files.
Good luck.
Naim.

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temps on the board (from msi dual core center temps cpu 33oc system 47oc)
memory voltage 2.1
any one know the settings for the ram
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MotherboardEdit Value
msi p35 neo2 fr
Motherboard BIOSEdit Value
latest
CPUEdit Value
core 2 quad 6600
CPU Overclock SpeedEdit Value
none
CPU HeatsinkEdit Value
standard intel that come with cpu
CPU Idle TempEdit Value
N/A
CPU Load TempEdit Value
N/A
MemoryEdit Value
******* xms2 2x2 gb ddr2 part no cm2x2048 6400c4dmx
Memory VoltageEdit Value
N/A
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ati hd4870
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N/A
Sound CardEdit Value
onboard
PSUEdit Value
g7 780 watt power extreme
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mator dimondmax 21
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N/A
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3 80mm fans 1 frount 1 back 1 side
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N/A
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windows 7

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******* xms2 2x2 gb ddr2 part no cm2x2048 6400c4dmx
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memory voltage 2.1
Make sure that the memory timings are not set to 4-4-4-x but that they are set to the defaults values (5-5-5-x). Also ensure, that the memory clock speed is not set to anything higher than 400 MHz (=DDR2-800). The voltage at these settings should not need to exceed 1.95V. So please lower it accordingly. In case the freezes still occure, please run memtest86+ to check your memory for errors.
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msi dual core center
Please get rid of that tool for all further tests. Uninstall it completely from your system as it is known to cause crashes and freezes on its own terms when running.

MSI deployment problem/previous MSI Versions or Uninstaller?

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