I just edited the title as I shouldn't bother making a new topic.
My computer won't load any Youtube videos with Google Chrome. I'm not sure about IE. The screen on the video is always completely black. When I right click it, it says "Video not loaded..." My computer doesn't take too long to load videos.
I already rebooted and closed out of Google Chrome.

If anyone replies, it will be on the 2nd page or farther. 1st page is a different question I had.

See if it boots up in Safe Mode
Take out the important files (no, porn is not that important)
Re-install Windows

Sadly, I can't boot it up in Safe Mode, as it won't get anywhere. The most I can do is press F2 at the Windows screen or Esc. at the Windows screen.

What OS is this?
The Windows logo is usually one of the last things that shows up

People really don't understand how hard it is to judge computer problems without even knowing any specifics.

But it sounds like a software failure, from where I'm sittin'.

When you say "the windows screen" what exactly are you talking about? What is on the screen that you get to, be specific please.

The Windows logo appears for about 2-3 seconds, and it says "Press ESC for menu" at the bottom left.

I had a similar problem as to what is happening to you right now. What was wrong with mine was that my Motherboard died, got it replaced. You still got warranty on your machine? If so, call your machine's manufacturer and have them send a repair man.

Will I keep my files?

Nope, my motherboard also died but every once in a while it would boot into Windows, so see if that works (it was usually 1 out every 10 tries)

If you send your computer in, and the manufacturer is worth their salt, they could save your files.

Heck, with some programs that exist nowadays, it's not even a lengthy process anymore.

A simple act of taking out your hard drive, putting it into your new PC(which has its own hard drive), and transferring everything.

Of course, if it's your hard drive that's failing, then they might not be able to save anything.

Actually this happened to my school computer I was using, I was trying to figure out a way, then something hit me, and I just clicked Control + Alt + Delete and it just booted up normally and I continued with studying. ^^

Take it apart, if it turns out that your mobo isn't working then you can reuse your HDD afaik.

Renamed title and edited first post.

You cursed me neither can I


Though it must be something I messed up in my settings because only Firefox is having the problems