Everytime I try to watch youtube with my new Windows 7, the computer crashes.

Try to upgrade your flash player..

Hi Zunbiganja if you have the most recent version of Adobe Flash Player installed now, please right clic above the video, click Settings and uncheck hardware acceleration.

Hi, Zunbiganja. "Zunbiganja" wrote in message news:35ea5c32-f24f-4d6a-8247-1a6fc5a55afa@communitybridge.codeplex.com... Everytime I try to watch youtube with my new Windows 7, the computer crashes. Are you running 64-bit Windows? Are you running a 64-bit browser? Adobe is STILL working on a version of Flash that will work in a 64-bit browser. Their latest advice is STILL to use a 32-bit browser, even in a 64-bit operating system: Flash Player on 64-bit operating systems http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/000/6b3af6c9.html Fortunately, Win7 x64 (and Vista x64) includes TWO versions of IE, BOTH the 32-bit and the 64-bit versions. You should find them here: 32-bit version: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe 64-bit version: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe Windows comes with the 32-bit version set to run by default. But you can run either - or both side by side - just by starting them in the normal ways: from the Start menu or a shortcut or by browsing to the correct folder and double-clicking on the .exe file. And you can pin either - or both - to the Taskbar or Start menu. To be sure which one you are running at the moment, just click Help | About Internet Explorer; if the Version line does not say "64-bit Edition" then you are running the 32-bit Edition - and Flash should work. If you are running the 64-bit Edition, then Copy the URL from the 64-bit Address Bar, start 32-bit IE, Paste the URL there and press Enter. But, no matter how many times you follow the prompt to install Flash in 64-bit IE, you'll just get the same prompt again - with never an explanation as to WHY. :>( BAD move, Adobe! RC R. C. White, CPA Microsoft Windows MVP