As of the last month I have had DIFFICULTY with watching videos like on Youtube or other places. I've found that it is buffered ahead of the point I am watching but PAUSES for a bit. This does not seem to a connection issue since there isn't an issue with buffering and my connection hasn't changed. Does anybody have any clues what my PROBLEM might be?Reinstall Flash Player.
Windows version, computer info needed.Winders Version: Vista
Computer Info: Asper 5720G

The other thing I forgot to say say that my computer has frozen a few times. Computer info: PROCESSOR speed, amount of RAM, hard drive size/free space.My problems keep getting worse my wireless receiver stopped working yesterday. However, the thing that confused me was that it still showed my network but didn't let me connect to the internet.

Processor: Intel Core Duo T5250 @ 1.50 GHZ
RAM: 2048 MB
Free Space: 85GB of 140GB

Sorry about not providing info correctly I am not the most computer literate guy.It will still show the network connection even if it stops working...
Until a connection is uninstalled it will still be there.
Does it work if you hook directly to the modem/router ? ?

And don't worry about being literate...that's why we're here.
BTW Welcome to CH !I think I have to explain this but I live in a dorm and my internet access is through the campus(which is wireless). My understanding isn't great about this but for example if I look at the network I can see all the other people's computers in the building. However, I cannot connect to the internet. I had to get a Wireless USB Adapter in order to connect to the internet. Yesterday I was able to just connect to the internet with no problems, however, today when I woke-up it wouldn't connect me to the internet.

EDIT: Nevermind seems okay now for some reason but there was a day there were I couldn't seem to connect to the internet. So, does anybody have any clues about my video problem?Go here: http://www.speedtest.net/, and tell us what is the test result. Test it couple of times.An intermittent/slow connection could very well be the cause of the video issues.