Youtube is always a familiar address for those who want to find entertainment through funny clips, this is also the largest video sharing site in the world. However, if you use the computer to access this address and encounter a black screen error, your Flash Player has a problem.
Usually this error is very rare, if unfortunately made either your Flash Player has failed or someone has disabled Flash on your computer browsers.
Step 1: Open the browser you are using (for example, here we use Chrome to watch Youtube). Then type the keyword Chrome: // Flags in the address bar and then Enter .
Step 2: In the new interface, find section Disable accelerated video decode - Decode hardware accelerated videos . If Disable mode - Disable then switch to On - Enable . If it is already in this mode, then surely your Flash Player has an error, it is best to remove and reinstall the new version.
Switch back to On mode and then click Rerun now
After the browser restarts, can you try accessing YouTube again to see if the error has been fixed?
This method is applicable to all different operating systems. If you use a browser other than Chrome, you can request HTML5 mode by going HERE .
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