Youtube Videos stürzen fast sofort ab. (Firefox)

Guten Tag liebe ... Menschen,
Ich habe das Problem bei einem Rechner das beim Mozilla Firefox (Neuste Version), Youtube Videos direckt nach einer Sekunde abstürzen.
Er Stockelt sich noch mit den Grafik einstellungen ab setzt sich jedesmal auf 0 Sekunden zurück, aber dann kommt die Fehler meldung: "Es ist ein Fehler aufgetreten versuchen sie es Später noch einmal."
Dies passiert ausschließlich bei dem Mozilla Firefox (egal welche Version), und auch nur auf Youtube (Nicht viele Seiten getestet, aber am wichtigsten auf Youtube)
Ich habe schon sämtliche Foren durchsucht und lauter möglichkeiten gefunden die das beheben "sollten" allerdings half mir keins weiter und i-wie wurde auch niemandem richtig weiter geholfen.
Ich hoffe allerdings das es in diesem teil des Internets ändern wird.
Zusätzlich gebe ich eine Liste mit möglichkeiten an die genannt wurden, und ich alle schon abgearbeitet habe.
Versucht habe ich schon:
Neu installation des Browsers
Neu installation des Adobe Flash Players
Alte Archiv Dateien von Adobe Flash Player sowie Mozilla Firefox installiert.
Alle Addons deaktiviert, Cache/ Cookies gelöscht.
Natürlich Rechner neu gestartet..
Hardware beschleunigung deaktiviert
Java Deaktiviert neu installiert etc.
Internet Sicherheitseinstellungen ganz runter.
Ist ein neuer Rechner, und besitzt einen Antivieren schutz. Zwar einen Kostenlosen aber ich denke nicht das sich kein Virus darauf befindet.
Mhhh mehr fällt mir gerade nicht ein vllt. habe ich noch was vergessen.
Ich denke nicht das die Hardware des Rechners von belangen sind. Auf Nachfrage werde ich natürlich diese auch Durchgeben.
Jedenfalls bin ich mit meinem Latein am Ende. Und ich bedanke mich jetzt schonmal für Hilfreiche antworten.
Mfg Matthias
Ps. Irgendwie bin ich mit meinem Deutsch nicht zufrieden..

Ich hatte das gleiche Problem, vermutlich weil mein Computer schon zugemüllt war.
Das Problem habe ich dann so gelöst indem ich Windows neu installiert habe und dannach alle Treiber für sämtlich Hardware aktualisiert habe.
Wenn du Hilfe beim Windows neu installieren brauchst, schau dir das mal an Windows neu installieren

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http://i.imgur.com/MPKII.png
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The greatest feature (of many in firefox) is the use of extensions like: http://www.bestvideodownloader.com/
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pictures for an example:
http://s16.postimage.org/buqb8tcud/step_1.png
http://s16.postimage.org/5xmfrzvph/step_2.png
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