Someone suggested I see a Cnet video two days ago. I was wondering if someone here might know who to contact, since the videos aren't working?
Thanks.
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Someone suggested I see a Cnet video two days ago. I was wondering if someone here might know who to contact, since the videos aren't working?
Thanks.
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Which means it's likely an issue with either your browser or internet security software. Note that it requires Flash be fully updated (try a reinstall), requires extensions like NoScript be disabled or the site be properly white-listed, and that the video may not play if you have various advertising methods blocked, the last of which is most annoying.
John
I got rid of NoScript a long time ago. Didn't like it. I tried disabling web shield, but no help there.
Uninstalling the flash and reloading did the trick.
I was just wondering what could have happened to my flash in the first place?
Software gets corrupted on all machines. Just like that other stuff, it happens
P
The little icon was missing. I could hear normal computer sounds but not sound from youtube. I discovered I could go to device manager > system speaker > properties > disable device > enable device > reboot.
I got it back, and sound was working.
I'm beginning to wonder if there's something else going on, but I won't worry until something else happens.