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(If your software does have some dependence on the Internet, you may want to do some other tweaks to lock down where that instance is allowed to connect online)ДЇlash once was the preferred mechanism for distributing interactive media across the major Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms.

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This approach would allow you to keep your host Windows system up to date (which would result in Flash being blocked once the aforementioned patch is installed) while the secondary instance would continue to run Flash without issue. (This secondary instance of Windows could be setup as a Virtual Machine - e.g.

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Since this secondary instance would remain disconnected from the Internet, there would be no way for Microsoft to automatically install any update (including the one which blocks the ability to render Flash)

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Out of curiosity, which homeschool software do your children use?Д«ased on your mention of DVD/USB media, it sounds like the software may be designed to operate in an offline environment? If this is the case, I would recommend that you setup a separate, isolated instance, of Windows and run the software through that. It's one thing to feel the way you do and think the way you do. I partially apologize for the attitude in that response. Seriously, why bother replying if you're just going to insult the person asking for help? You contributed nothing to the conversation. I am certain that the software I'm using isn't the only company facing this situation right now. But, yes, I'm frustrated that MS would make it complicated for anyone that might be stuck in this situation. definitely, the company I'm using had plenty of time to prepare for it.

I do blame MS, and maintain that, for trying to force people to purge their systems of flash. Maybe you're confused for not reading everything I wrote? I DID blame the software company. He needs to look at Adobe and who ever is making his educational software. He is blaming Microsoft when this has nothing at all to do with Microsoft. But, also a bit frustrated with the curriculum company as they had plenty of time to prepare for this situation. why couldn't that continue? I mean, anything that replaces it, wouldn't that also have to be fixed every so often? Wouldn't their be vulnerabilities?ДЇor now, I just need to make sure I don't lose flash until(and if) the company updates to not require it anymore. I mean, they did security updates over and over. I never understood why flash was supposedly unfixable. How long before MS forces it entirely on people? And why? Why do they care if people have flash running or not? Why is that an update?Д¬omplete side note. So, for now I have to make sure I just don't remove flash from their computers. we have a lot of years worth here and lots of years of kids going through it. I cannot afford to just ditch the company. So if someone accidentally ran that update, they'd have to reinstall windows to be able to use flash again. meaning you wouldn't be able uninstall it AND you wouldn't be able to uninstall that update. So far the company reached out last month to tell everyone that MS was rolling out an update that would PERMANENTLY remove flash from your computer. and then, making sure people don't lose where they are in their school year. I can't imagine them shipping new software to every user. but, seems that could be a big update to roll out. They do have small curriculum updates that are fairly automatic. It is installed via CD or usb flash drive. I don't know what kind of an undertaking it will be(I've sent them an email to ask) to get everyone using it updated.

My children are homeschooled and the company we use still uses flash in their software.