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Hello,
For a few days now, whenever I want to watch a video on YouTube, I keep getting a grayed-out screen.
By refreshing the page, the problem disappears... could there be an issue with my Flash? How can I fix it?
p.s. -> Adobe Flash Player is up to date.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards
Configuration: Core i7 12GB RAM 1TB and 2TB, Windows 7 64-bit, HD 6850, Prolite 82409, G500s, G35
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In computing, 99% of problems are located between the chair and the keyboard.
For a few days now, whenever I want to watch a video on YouTube, I keep getting a grayed-out screen.
By refreshing the page, the problem disappears... could there be an issue with my Flash? How can I fix it?
p.s. -> Adobe Flash Player is up to date.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards
Configuration: Core i7 12GB RAM 1TB and 2TB, Windows 7 64-bit, HD 6850, Prolite 82409, G500s, G35
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In computing, 99% of problems are located between the chair and the keyboard.
2 answers
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ModeratorHey
Look and set the Firefox cache to 500 MB.
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I am Charlie-
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Moderator@Anonymous userYou're welcome, I know I have this problem!!!!
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Contributor@Anonymous userHi Ludo,
I confirm, I had the same issue with Firefox on XP, I increased the cache to 500 instead of 350 (default) and everything is working fine.
Maybe a little bug in Firefox, not sure ;-) -
Moderator@STARGATE43I had this after an update of Firefox when my cache was already set to 500 by my own doing, I went back to 350 after the update.
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Hello :
I know you know your stuff, but... have you looked/tried here=>https://helpx.adobe.com/fr/flash-player.html
and maybe try resetting your browser(s)?
best regards.
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"Those who ask a question are foolish for five minutes. Those who do not ask are foolish for a lifetime."-
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@Anonymous userre:
if you have "firefox"? follow "irongege"'s suggestion, it works, but considering the number of similar problems, with all different solutions!!! I wish you good luck
@+ regards.
I am Charlie.
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