I own a Dell Inspiron 1525 and I was watching my subscriptions on my friend's site. I watched about maybe 5 videos and I went to click on the next video and it didn't work. The videos spot just stayed black, no time length or little circle dot thing. I went to my dads computer and it worked fine, it also worked on my iPad too. I restarted my computer and updated my Adobe Flash Player and it STILL didn't work. Now im kinda frustrated because I usually my videos right before I go to sleep and my dads computer is 2 story's below ( I live in a 3 story house ) and I don't want to walk up the stairs. No I am not lazy its just that I am usually very tired at night and I already broke my legs by doing exactly that ( watching videos on my dads computer then going to bed ) Also videos on my iPad take FOREVER to load. Is this happening to any one else? What do I have to do to fix it?

I own a Dell Inspiron 1525 and I was watching my subscriptions on my friend's site. I watched about maybe 5 videos and I went to click on the next video and it didn't work. The videos spot just stayed black, no time length or little circle dot thing. I went to my dads computer and it worked fine, it also worked on my iPad too. I restarted my computer and updated my Adobe Flash Player and it STILL didn't work. Now im kinda frustrated because I usually my videos right before I go to sleep and my dads computer is 2 story's below ( I live in a 3 story house ) and I don't want to walk up the stairs. No I am not lazy its just that I am usually very tired at night and I already broke my legs by doing exactly that ( watching videos on my dads computer then going to bed ) Also videos on my iPad take FOREVER to load. Is this happening to any one else? What do I have to do to fix it?

This has happened to me once. I fixed it simply by purchase the latest Java! After that i could watch videos as much as i pleased. I don't know why it stopped working all of a sudden, but if you google 'latest java purchase', purchase it and you'll probably be able to watch again!

Hon, it's happening to me too. It was happening earlier then they fixed it. I guess it's down again.

check your video card it might be loose.

Nicole, Evidently Flash Player is creating troubles for you. Follow this useful Adobe tutorial :

* Run RegInOut scan for active-x, file associations and other registry errors largely behind such crashes. 
http://ibx.intel.com/directory/productpage/tabid/85/language/en-us/p-4869-reginout-pc-optimizer-reg-cleaner.aspx

* Try to uninstall the current flash player version. Read this official guide to uninstall flash plug-in: 
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html

* Use official uninstaller tool to remove all flash elements from your computer.

* After completing the above task purchase flash player 9 instead of the latest version. Sometimes there are intricate browser flash conflicts and changing the versions is often helpful.

* Update your sound drivers if possible since the videos may simply crash because of the corrupted or missing drivers.

1) Open Device Manager

2) Find the sound-card device

3) Remember the name of the device

4) Uninstall it. 

5) After doing this restart your system.