ok for the past week or so I am having some problems viewing some YouTube videos and keep getting an error has occured, please try again later and I know that Adobe Flash is up to date on both Internet Explorer and Firefox because I can play facebook games on both without a problem, however I have been having some problems with Flash crashing on Internet Explorer is there a possible fix for this, an alternate flash player maybe
It may be worth taking a look at this page, there are a lot of solutions to this issue.
Primary solution is to Delete Cookies
An error occured, please try again later [Solved]
Hi,
You can also test with flash disabled,
ie11 or 10 does not really need flash at all for most youtube videos,
Post a link to one your having issues with as well,
Cheers.
i did the first siggestion like he said and cleared the cookies in Internet Explorer and then the videos I was having trouble with finally played
alright I have an update some videos are playing and some are not and when I disabled flash again some videos are playing and some are not I am just utterly frustrated with this because I am wanting to watch youtube, but not with all the hassles, I haven't tried on google chrome, but I will if I must I just want my issues fixed
also here is a link to one of the videos not playing for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krg0QGjAC6M
Hi,
That video plays with or without flash enabled ?
Review this it's privacy minded but will show you how to access all the settings,
Basically do the opposite
How to configure your Flash Player settings for maximum privacy and security
Internet explorer,
Make sure Adobe shockwave flash element is Enabled, Use Alt+TA or Gear symbol on the top right and Manage add-ons.
Switch to Software rendering,
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/149063-internet-explorer-gpu-hardware-acceleration-turn-off.html
Use the (Do I have Java) listing on this page,
java.com: Java + You
See this for flash player troubleshooting,
Flash Player Help | Flash Player Help
Check your Silverlight version here,
http://www.microsoft.com/getsilverlight/Get-Started/Install/Default.aspx
If you see a Blue circle with a slash through it,
Right click it to Disable Active x filtering,
Also available with Alt+T or Gear symbol on the top right and Safety/ Uncheck Active x filtering.
I tried all of your suggestions including switching to software rendering and I am still not getting anywhere with it same problem, do you think an update from Patch Tuesday is why this is starting to happen because before Patch Tuesday, I was having no problems whatsoever
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