#Netflix app for windows 10 crashing install#
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#Netflix app for windows 10 crashing upgrade#
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I'm sorry this is not what you want to hear but unfortunately this is the reality with WindowsВ®10 and the system you have. Supported Operating Systems for IntelВ® Graphics ProductsДЄt this point, for you to have a system more stable you will need to go back to a previous WindowsВ® version like WindowsВ®7 or maybe WindowsВ®8.

#Netflix app for windows 10 crashing update#

The latest graphics driver for your system are available through WindowsВ® update and Microsoft might be able to push one to your system but I cannot guarantee that it will solve your problem.

#Netflix app for windows 10 crashing install#

I mean you can install WindowsВ®10 on these products but your system will not be stable and you will see issues like the one you're experiencing. Now, you have the IntelВ® Desktop Board DH57JG with the IntelВ® Coreв„ў i3-530 Processor and these two units does not support WindowsВ®10. I'm wondering if Firefox works because it's using HTML5.The reason why you cannot install that driver is because you have the IntelВ® Coreв„ў i3-530 Processor with the regular IntelВ® HD Graphics and not Intel HD Graphics 530, in other words, the driver you want to install is not compatible with your system. Strangely it did not, it played the video for about 5 minutes before crashing.

#Netflix app for windows 10 crashing download#

I uninstalled Silverlight and opened the Netflix app, expecting it to tell me to download and install Silverlight. This seems strange, Firefox seems to use more resources on my computer than the other browsers (takes longer to load, and isn't very responsive). However, I have been using Netflix in Firefox for a few hours this morning without any problems.

' Thank you for holding, my research team check out the account, we do understand that this happens only on the Netflix player, however my team took a look into it and they mentioned that since the Netflix player needs a lot of resources to stream on the computer, the computer might be compensating, and basically crashing, what my tech team recommends is to reach out a IT expert so they can diagnose it and solve the issue.'ДЄfter not having any problems in the past, it started crashing while using the Windows 10 Netflix app, Netflix in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. I had a chat session with Netflix, here's what they had to say: HTPC with integrated graphics, ATI Radeon HD 4250. I'm having the same problem starting a few days ago, screen turns black and the computer makes a loud humming noise. Gonna bookmark this thread and keep an eye on it in hopes of finding an answer. From what I've gathered so far through about an hour of googling it's an issue with Silverlight, and no amount of fresh installs seems to help. even tried my friends 970ti still did it.

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Hi there im also getting the same issue you guys are on here,my pc i built myself last year and had no issues watching netflix back then,and now since my upgrade to win 10 ,ive encountered this same very issue as well i use my browser to binge watch netflix but i also tried the app,same out come anywhere between 10-24 hours later i get a black screen and i have to manually restart my pc - using an i7 4770k unclocked - gpu 750ti, ram 16gb.

I'm at a loss since it only does it when on Netflix. I have been monitoring CPU and GPU temps while watching Netflix and temps are what you would expect 30c-40c for both the CPU and GPU.

I can't get it to crash on demand either while watching Netflix it just gonna randomly does it. I thought maybe it was Nvidia driver issues so I uninstalled and ran the clean installation still happens. I'm an avid gamer and can play games for hours on end with no issues either. For uninstalling, Go to Settings > Apps A list of installed apps will be shown Scroll down and select Netflix (click on it) An Uninstall option will be highlighted. I've tested memory, tested HDD's, I even ran GPU tests for hours on end with no issues. You have to uninstall and re-install the Netflix application from your PC. When it crashes my monitor displays either solid gray or some other solid color on both monitors and then the sound stutters for about 5secs and then cuts out it never displays a BSOD nor will it restart. Doesn't happen while watching any other streaming sites nor watching other videos. It usually happens after I have been watching it for awhile. Just recently my PC has been crashing only when watching Netflix.