Thanks Purg.
It's not strictly a Chrome issue, also happens on Mozilla and IE, so most likely a java error rather than the browser.
yes I have a feeling a flash issue or could be a java related problem. I personally don't have this problem on any of my pcs.
but you can try these things .. I use the beta 2 flash player 10.1 version and the latest sun java.
http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
As you are on windows you will need to select and download these 2 updates for it to install for firefox,internet explorer and other browsers that use flash.
* Download plug-in for Windows (EXE, 2.2 MB)
* Download active-x for Windows (EXE, 2.2 MB)
Give this a try and see what happens. After installing flash update go to this webpage too
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html
this page allows you to clear out the flash cache and also make sure your security settings are right and you are not blocking certain sites for flash to use.
for java updates go to ...
http://java.com/
try that and see if it helps also install all the latest patches for windows and the browser you use.
Regards
Nabil
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