Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall, webroot and
spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?

I may be mistaken, but I think "qcanpc18"
<(E-Mail Removed)> said something like the following in
message newsE5FBE06-E742-41DD-BFFF-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
> shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall, webroot
> and
> spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?

Paste this next line (or type it yourself)
http://*.youtube.com
into your Trusted sites
Tools > Internet Options > Security > [Click on Trusted sites] > Sites... >
[Write or paste in the above] > ok
Revisit the page

--
Jon

I tried what you suggested and still got same message from them.

"Jon" wrote:

>
>
> I may be mistaken, but I think "qcanpc18"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> said something like the following in
> message newsE5FBE06-E742-41DD-BFFF-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
> > shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall, webroot
> > and
> > spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?
>
> Paste this next line (or type it yourself)
> http://*.youtube.com
> into your Trusted sites
> Tools > Internet Options > Security > [Click on Trusted sites] > Sites... >
> [Write or paste in the above] > ok
> Revisit the page
>
> --
> Jon
>
>

Make sure the 'Trusted zones' settings are set at default...
Tools > Internet Options > Security > [Click on Trusted sites] >Custom Level
> [Dropdown box to low] > Reset

If that still doesn't work then perhaps your security settings are too high
elsewhere eg in some of your other security software. You seem to have a lot
of security software running. Check within each program's options.

--
Jon



I was more than a little surprised to hear the following from "qcanpc18"
<(E-Mail Removed)> in message
news:6100177F-3646-4A1A-9695-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I tried what you suggested and still got same message from them.
>
> "Jon" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> I may be mistaken, but I think "qcanpc18"
>> <(E-Mail Removed)> said something like the following in
>> message newsE5FBE06-E742-41DD-BFFF-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
>> > shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall,
>> > webroot
>> > and
>> > spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?
>>
>> Paste this next line (or type it yourself)
>> http://*.youtube.com
>> into your Trusted sites
>> Tools > Internet Options > Security > [Click on Trusted sites] > Sites...
>> >
>> [Write or paste in the above] > ok
>> Revisit the page
>>
>> --
>> Jon
>>
>>

"Jon" wrote:

> Make sure the 'Trusted zones' settings are set at default...
> Tools > Internet Options > Security > [Click on Trusted sites] >Custom Level
> > [Dropdown box to low] > Reset
>
> If that still doesn't work then perhaps your security settings are too high
> elsewhere eg in some of your other security software. You seem to have a lot
> of security software running. Check within each program's options.
>
> --
> Jon
>
>
>
> I was more than a little surprised to hear the following from "qcanpc18"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> in message
> news:6100177F-3646-4A1A-9695-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I tried what you suggested and still got same message from them.
> >
> > "Jon" wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> I may be mistaken, but I think "qcanpc18"
> >> <(E-Mail Removed)> said something like the following in
> >> message newsE5FBE06-E742-41DD-BFFF-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >> > Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
> >> > shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall,
> >> > webroot
> >> > and
> >> > spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?
> >>
> >> Paste this next line (or type it yourself)
> >> http://*.youtube.com
> >> into your Trusted sites
> >> Tools > Internet Options > Security > [Click on Trusted sites] > Sites...
> >> >
> >> [Write or paste in the above] > ok
> >> Revisit the page
> >>
> >> --
> >> Jon
> >>
> >>
> I had the same problem, found out it is not the java app. Went to a couple of other sites and it said my flash was wrong. i had flash 9. found the flash uninstaller , removed flash, actixeX controls (uninstaller does it for you) , reinstalled Flash 8, now can see youtube and the other pages with flash. Don't know if it's flash 9 or what. but this worked for me. I have XP sp2. hope this helps.
>

qcanpc18 wrote:
> Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
> shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall, webroot and
> spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?

I had the same problem. Try disabling McAfee and see if the video will
play. If it plays, re-enable McAfee and look at the "On-Access Scan
Properties" dialog. Click on the "ScriptScan" tab and turn off "Enable
ScriptScan". See if your video still plays.

I don't recommend running McAfee this way, with protection turned off,
but it looks like McAfee is causing the problem with YouTube.

"Brad" wrote

> qcanpc18 wrote:
>> Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
>> shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall, webroot
>> and
>> spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?
>
> I had the same problem. Try disabling McAfee and see if the video will
> play. If it plays, re-enable McAfee and look at the "On-Access Scan
> Properties" dialog. Click on the "ScriptScan" tab and turn off "Enable
> ScriptScan". See if your video still plays.
>
> I don't recommend running McAfee this way, with protection turned off,
> but it looks like McAfee is causing the problem with YouTube.
>


You're better off removing McAfee and using other security products.

im havin the same problem but when i try to view videos on youtube it just
says i either have java script turned off or i got a old version of
macromedia flash player but i tried to download the player and it says i
already have it installed...so if anyone can help me fix my problem.

"Brad" wrote:

>
> qcanpc18 wrote:
> > Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
> > shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall, webroot and
> > spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?
>
> I had the same problem. Try disabling McAfee and see if the video will
> play. If it plays, re-enable McAfee and look at the "On-Access Scan
> Properties" dialog. Click on the "ScriptScan" tab and turn off "Enable
> ScriptScan". See if your video still plays.
>
> I don't recommend running McAfee this way, with protection turned off,
> but it looks like McAfee is causing the problem with YouTube.
>
>

I have exactly same problem. I have latest version flash player and I have
enabled java script by going to ITools, Internet OPtions, Security, Custom
and then scrolling to scripting to enable all. Any other ideas??

Bill

"george" wrote:

> im havin the same problem but when i try to view videos on youtube it just
> says i either have java script turned off or i got a old version of
> macromedia flash player but i tried to download the player and it says i
> already have it installed...so if anyone can help me fix my problem.
>
> "Brad" wrote:
>
> >
> > qcanpc18 wrote:
> > > Cannot view video on youtube site, java script is enabled, new up date
> > > shockwave installed,can not view. Running McAfee vs, fire wall, webroot and
> > > spyware doctor, running xp home edition, sp2-what is blocking this?
> >
> > I had the same problem. Try disabling McAfee and see if the video will
> > play. If it plays, re-enable McAfee and look at the "On-Access Scan
> > Properties" dialog. Click on the "ScriptScan" tab and turn off "Enable
> > ScriptScan". See if your video still plays.
> >
> > I don't recommend running McAfee this way, with protection turned off,
> > but it looks like McAfee is causing the problem with YouTube.
> >
> >