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Background

When the Adobe Flash player update was auto-updated, I had to quit Safari and then continue the installation. Accidentally, I started Safari again right during the installation procedure.

This resulted in a never-ending install that I had to force-quit.

So, I downloaded the Uninstall Flash Player software to completely remove flash from my system and then re-install it.

Problem

The (new) install failes with the folloing error report: enter image description here

How can I install flash now? How can this error occur even though Flash was apparently completely removed from the system?

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  • Do you mean "How can I install Flash now" instead of "How can I install Safari now"?
    – bneely
    Feb 22, 2012 at 7:50
  • Also, have you tried searching Spotlight for "flash" or "adobe" in case the uninstaller didn't take care of everything?
    – bneely
    Feb 22, 2012 at 7:51
  • @bneely Thanks for the hint. Of course, I meant to ask "How can I install Flash now?". Searching in spotlight only shows some font-adobe-blablabla subdirectories which belong to macports. Then I've searched ~/Library for flash and removed com.adobe.blabla folders and the Adobe Application support.
    – gentmatt
    Feb 22, 2012 at 7:58
  • I've also searched /Library for 'flash' and 'adobe' without significant results.
    – gentmatt
    Feb 22, 2012 at 8:00

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A restart fixed the problem. The installation worked without interruptions.

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