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Mmh, I see. Have you considered installing a commercial, password protected firewall/ security suite? If you have access to your router config, you could also intercept/ block certain IP addresses or requests which may prevent the updates. Also you can suppress the updates by choosing to never let it check automatically. There's even some extra config stuff for that in the Flash updater XML config file (but better ask in the Flash Player Deployment forums, I only know that it exists). Also you may want to look into your system's group policies and harden them so your little clever boy can't install anything. Most of that would however require some computer geekery and may be over your head, so perhaps you can find someoen who knows that stuff and implement it while you son is sleeping
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I know. I’ve done that. Hubby is definitely of the “computer geekery-type” person.
Unfortunately, his school requires him to constantly update, upgrade, etc. and when he can’t do it himself, the meltdown starts. Trust me, you DO NOT want to deal with that! J. I guess I’m just going to have to bite the bullet and keep doing what I’m doing, but you would think that a major “player” like Adobe wouldn’t need to put little add-ons with their updates. It just really makes you feel like what else is going on behind the scenes? But, honestly, thanks for “listening” and I’ll keep an eye out for my son’s little forays onto the web highways and byways. Have a great day. J| -
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