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Well, I did upgrade my graphics card about a month ago, and I did have problems earlier with a BSOD error, though I seemed to fix that with a graphics card driver update (haven't had it since then). Though...before that I never did have problems with watching videos online. Now that I upgraded to the latest versions I can not watch movies on the internet that run on the embedded versions of Quick Time and Windows Media Player, though flash movies work just fine. If I do click on a video that runs in one of those programs on the internet, my computer goes VERY VERY VERY VERY slow. I mean so slow, that you can see it redrawing everything. Seriously. I did run IE 7, and I go..."let's switch to Firefox and see if that fixes it." Well, it kind of did...though not really. In IE7 the computer just crash after a few minutes. In Firefox, it is still accessible, though kind of slow, but I can end the program with the task manager. Now that is not all that makes me think it is a graphics card driver issue. The video is NOT even rendered in the video player, but the sound plays just fine! I mean...the computer will be going so slow that you can see everything being redrawn but at the same time the sound is playing at the regular speed. Before I updated I read some forums about this happening on earlier versions (but still newer then the ones I updated FROM), but I read numerous times that it was fixed in the latest version that I have. My specs are below. Dell Dimension 3000 GeForce 6200 PCI ONLY card (My mother board sucks, so I can't do PCI-Express or AGP. I will be updating my computer in about a year exactly for when I go to college, I can actually get a good developing/gaming computer). 1 GIG of RAM Driver Version: 93.71 Note that I have had these drivers for about little less then a month now, but I just now got around to posting this. Does anyone know what could be causing this? PS: If this is posted in the wrong place, feel free to move it. I was not sure where to put this exactly. Chad. [Edited by - Chad Smith on May 5, 2007 3:42:30 PM]