Two versions installed

Did a security check via secunia and noticed that I had two
versions of flashplayer installed. Adobe Flash and Macromedia Flash
- these were listed individually with the recommendation to
upgrade. I looked for detailed instructions on the adobe site but
did not find anything. I then uninstalled via add/remove the only
apparent version of the Adobe flashplayer and reinstalled the
latest version 9.0.115.0.
Redoing the secunia scan, this is now shown as secure/correct
version but I am still shown the additional version of Macromedia
Flash Player 6.084.0. How can I get rid of this?

You have now two very different Skype versions installed. One is the "modern" (metro) Skype app for Windows 8/8.1 and the other is the Skype for Windows desktop version.
https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA12189/what-s-the-difference-between-skype-for-modern-windows-and-...
The "modern" Skype has a very limited functionality and customization option.
Skype for Windows desktop has all Skype functions enabled and can be customized.

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SamiTaschenbier you are welcome to remove the previous version if you are no longer utilizing that version. You can find more details on how to remove Photoshop CC at Install and update apps - https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/install-apps.html.

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Jim,
I thought it was odd that I had two versions of Lightroom installed as well. I have been able to track the issue back to an apparent "bug" in the Lightroom 5.2 update that installed a second version of Lightroom in addition to updating the existing version on my computers. At the time, I posted about it at Lightroom 5 installed twice on my laptop. While I never got an answer to my question, which was "Is this normal?" I did hear from others in the forum the experienced the same problem and had the same question. As time passed, later releases updated one of the two installations, but did not effect the second. Hence, two different versions of Lightroom 5 installed on the same computer.
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I installed Weblogic server(10.3.5) and SOA Suite(11.1.1.5), and
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Plan:
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tara2nz wrote:
Hello, Here is my scenario... I am a video chat host on different sites. I recently purchased two of the same Creative Live! Ultra webcams. When I try to broadcast on the 2nd site with the 2nd camera the other goes fuzzy and starts freaking out. Is there a way to install two versions of the driver and run both cameras at once without conflict? Please advise what to do since I would like to use these cams. Thank you for your help. Tara
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