Step 2: From the menu that opens, select Settings. Step 1: Open Google Chrome on your computer and click on the three-dot menu at the top-right corner. You can disable the hardware acceleration from Chrome’s Settings. It’s quite possible if you’re using a computer with a really old hardware. While this sounds highly unlikely, Hardware acceleration might mess up video playback in Chrome. If many users have reported the issue, you’ll need to wait for a bit until the services resume. You can use services like Downdetector to check if YouTube, Vimeo, or any other service is experiencing downtime in your region. However, many sites prefer to use their server or other third-party video services. Most websites embed videos from sites like YouTube or Vimeo. In that case, you’ll need to use a VPN to try out different regions to access the video. That’s due to location restrictions for the video. You might see a This video is not available in your location message. If you are trying to view a video that no longer exists on the site, then it won’t be possible for you to view it in any browser.
After 20-30 seconds, plug the router back to the power source and restart it.
And if the issue persists, turn off the router, unplug it from the power source. If all the connected devices have internet connection problems, you’ll need to reset the router. Make sure you work with double-digit internet speed to load videos in Chrome without any issue. Try to open other tabs in the Chrome browser and check the internet connection. You can visit and check current internet speeds on your computer. Due to a buggy Wi-Fi adapter on your PC, you might be having problems with the internet connection.
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