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I bet it's a physical block. You might be able to get around it if you know how to crimp a network cable. Make sure you have an RJ-11 end for your network cable to replace Unplug your network cable cut the end off unwind the "twisted pairs" Find the one with a white stripe Peel it back, away from the others Place all of the other cables back into the new RJ-11 prong Crimp that end down Plug it back in White = RCA video. Removing that connection will allow you to circumvent any firewall setting saved in your NIC chipset that is related to video. Since your monitor and the PC are still able to communicate, your video will display and, of course, audio will not have been affected because your sound card has no firewall.

If you are familiar with running Command Line, "fdisk /mbr" should have nearly the same effect.

If you dont have a magnet powerful enough, I suggest deleting the System 32 folder. This should, upon restart, set the Firewall and any other setting they have back to default, allowing for you to be able to view Youtube.

Find a big magnet and run it down the side of the PC tower. This will reset user config settings and wipe out his "road block", allowing you to access Youtube.

How to make your PC SLEEP/WAKE by pressing a button on your Remote? (Windows Only) if you want to make your PC SLEEP/WAKE using a button on your remote, this is easy,,, first disable the hibernate feature on your PC 1. type CMD in Start menu search box area and then hit Ctrl + Shift + Enter 2. try/type either of these 2 commands here and then hit enter: powercfg /hibernate off or powercfg -h off 3. hibernate should be OFF now... then follow these steps to create a windows shortcut that would make your HTPC sleep when double-clicking on it A ) Right click on a empty area on desktop, and click on New and Shortcut. B ) Type rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState into the location area, and click on the Next button C ) Type Sleep for the name, and click on the Finish button (You can name this anything you would like though) Now Important, if you want to move your shortcut elsewhere, do it now! Ok so, once moved to where you want it, right-click on it, then assign a keyboard shortcut to it, example, CTRL + ALT + S refer here if you have problems doing so http://thecustomizew...with-windows-7/ then, using FLIRC's GUI, select the FULL KEYBOARD controller for a sec, click on CTRL + ALT + S, so that those 3 keys appear in green on your screen and then record this key combination to your desired button on your remote... Now, if all goes well, when you'll press that recorded button on your remote, it'll emulate like if u would press CTRL + ALT + S on your keyboard and this means windows will go to SLEEP!! Night Night :)