PC Crash youtube and Flash 10.2

[lanbil]

XP Pro 32

Intel core 2 duo T8300 2.4Ghz

2 GB Ram

Ati Mobility Radeon HD 2600 256Mb

Wiith IE8 and Chrome, trying to open any youtube video same blue screen: posible error at ati2dvag with infinite loop.

It cames after the last upgrade

The rest is working fine, I try uninstall and install, including older versions but unsuccessfully.

[ufi_edp]

I confirm this.

XP Pro SP3

ATI Mobility HD 2400 series

Firefox 3.6.13

Flash Player 10,2,152,26

Youtube video, with Hardware Acceleration enabled -> blue screen (ati2dvag)

Youtube video, with Hardware Acceleration disabled -> all ok.

[thesenuts101]

Hello,

I have exactly the  same problem with my pc. Everytime I try to play a flash player video on  youtube with firefox and the latest flash player update it crashes down  and I have to restart, mostly, followed by blue screen error message.  Please help me. It's urgent. I have already tried to reinstall but that  didn't work out.

[Ragoooman]

Well, I tried this remedy of disabling the Hardware Acceleration  -- but no luck still.

It still crashes, I get this weird mosaic type of pattern on my screen when it crashes.

And it **only** crashes after streaming a video on any of the websites, YouTube, CBS.com, NBC.com, Hulu.com etc, etc

I just upgraded to this Dual Core motherboard.

I never had this problem of crashing on my previous motherboard

The reason i upgraded was because the video playback became slower and slower each time Adobe updated their software.

Adobe Flash was becoming such a Hog for the older CPU's it was ridculous.

I have this in my current system

WinXP 32bit SP3

Asus M2N68-AM Plus motherboard

AMD X2 7850 Black Edition Dual Core CPU

2GB DDR2

WD Caviar SE16 500GB SATA drive

Onboard VGA **only**

I'm hoping that WinXP is still compatible for Dual Core motherboards.

i haven't seem anything to the contrary yet.

thanks,

[Guest]

Hi, Can you see the Flash logo animation and what vs is displayed?

http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ 

If so, then try UNchecking the hardware acceleration by right clicking on that logo and Settings and UNchecking it at Display Settings. See if that helps.

eidnolb

[lanbil]

Ok, Now working in IE and Chrome. The answer was to uncheck the hardware acceleration of adobe flash. I keep the hardware acc. for the rest of the graphics of the PC

Thanks

[Guest]

Hi lanbil, Glad that fixed it for you. Some things are easy, nice that yours was:-)

Thanks for marking your thread as answered also; hopefully others with the same problem will benefit

Regards,

eidnolb