@pepanee I need your help with Youtube not showing video in Chrome

Search for Settings, and open the Settings app. Then follow my steps from my previous post:

Nisko said:

In which app is settings (see above)? I just sent you a post under a similar title saying the problem was solved. Then, I went to Youtube on Chrome and I still have the problem.

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@pepanee Sorry to say: The 'fix' of not blocking third party cookies FAILED right after I sent you the post that said it worked. So now I still don't have a fix for not being able to see the video/Youtube with Chrome. Any other ideas? Thank you.
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As a test, exit Chrome then re-launch it. With Chrome running press [Ctrl+SHIFT+DEL]

Choose the option to clear cookies and cache. Now visit youtube again and see what happens.

Didn't help. Sorry.....

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pepanee said:

Search for Settings, and open the Settings app. Then follow my steps from my previous post:

I still don't know where to find the Settings that you refer to. Where do I star please?

Callender said:

You've never adjusted settings? Wow.

Open Settings in Windows 10

There are Settings in Windows 10 and many apps. That's why I'm having trouble. Instead of trying to insult me, why don't you answer the question?

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Helmut said:

You simply have far too many Tabs open with content, that takes up all your RAM and possibly other resources like VRAM.
I'm sure you do not have to work that way.

That has been mentioned way back in your other thread in post #9, 26.03.2023, #32, 03.07.2023.

Limit yourself to around 4 Tabs. Make favourites of your other 40-100 Tabs or anything that limits your Tab usage.

I have had about 50 tabs open for many years and not had this problem. I've reduce my tabs to 42 and still have this problem.

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OK, I found Settings and ran the Troubleshooter - didn't help. Next step please?

Nisko said:

There are Settings in Windows 10 and many apps. That's why I'm having trouble. Instead of trying to insult me, why don't you answer the question?

Hi, sorry but that's not intended as an insult. It just means that I'm surprised that given the number of posts where you've asked for help that you don't know how to access the settings app.

Also I have answered your question and got no response or feedback.

Nisko said:

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OK, I found Settings and ran the Troubleshooter - didn't help. Next step please?

Honestly, I have no other clue how to fix that.
If you want, you can save a backup of your Chrome bookmarks, and then uninstall Chrome completely, and reinstall it from scratch.

Anyone else have any other suggestions before Nisko does a complete Google Chrome reinstall?

pepanee said:

Honestly, I have no other clue how to fix that.
If you want, you can save a backup of your Chrome bookmarks, and then uninstall Chrome completely, and reinstall it from scratch.

Anyone else have any other suggestions before Nisko does a complete Google Chrome reinstall?

I'm willing to do this. But I need a little guidance: How do I get at the bookmarks to save them so that they can be reinstalled? Also, how do I do the same for any extensions I have? Thanks.

Hi Nisko,

So first, make sure your Google Chrome is updated to the most updated version.
And I'm really hoping you have a Google account that you use that your Google Chrome is logged in with.
While you're logged in on a Google account, open Google Chrome's Settings, and on the left side, the first entry would be:
You and Google

On the right side, you will see: Turn on sync...


Press that button, and you will see this:


(Just to note, the Yellow Duck is just my profile picture)


So you can uninstall Google Chrome completely after you do all that, then reinstall Chrome from scratch. Once installed, log into your account, and everything should synchronize.

I have a Google Account. How can I tell if I'm logged in with Chrome? Also, my Settings page looks different than yours. My first page says Chrome is up to date. 119.6045.160 Official Build (64 bit). One of us is not up to date?