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Google purpusely makes FireFox give error on YouTube

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user517712
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I get so many error when trying to watch YouTube video. I used get just "snowy error" but now It plays video but no sound.

I believe it is not coincidence. Google has programmed YouTube to give error. they are doing with Internet Explorer too. I get error when reading my Gmail.

It seems Google is getting too big and now oppressing us. What should we do? Quiet all Google services?

Please take this survey and Give your opinion https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DXBQJ3P

I get so many error when trying to watch YouTube video. I used get just "snowy error" but now It plays video but no sound. I believe it is not coincidence. Google has programmed YouTube to give error. they are doing with Internet Explorer too. I get error when reading my Gmail. It seems Google is getting too big and now oppressing us. What should we do? Quiet all Google services? Please take this survey and Give your opinion https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DXBQJ3P

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Gingerbread Man
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You somehow seem to have two versions of Flash Player installed, and neither one is the latest. Perform a clean installation of the latest version as follows.

  1. From the following page, save the uninstaller somewhere handy, like the desktop.
  2. From the following page, save the installer for other browsers. If you also use Flash Player in Internet Explorer, also save the ActiveX version.
  3. Exit all applications.
  4. Run the uninstaller.
  5. In Windows Explorer, try to open the following folders. If they still exist, delete them manually. 
    • C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\
    • %AppData%\Adobe\Flash Player\
    • %AppData%\Macromedia\Flash Player\
  6. Restart your computer.
  7. Run the installer for other browsers.
  8. Run the ActiveX installer if you downloaded it.

On an unrelated note, the same goes for your Adobe Reader plug-in.

  1. Run the cleaner tool.
  2. Install the latest version (the enterprise page provides an offline installer without bundled third-party software).