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Sounds bad. All games, or just some? Any lights on your generic video game player? Flashing on screen or any images? What make and model of video game box is this for?
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The tv probably does'nt have a fast enough refresh rate to work with games properly. It should be in the manual for the tv, the lower the number the better. I think it's 12 milliseconds on that tv. Have a look here:Response Rates.
Windows 7 requires One Gigabyte of RAM to even run. You are most likely running out of memory when you're playing games and/or watching video. I would suggest upgrading your memory on your computer, if you're on the cheap, or if you can afford to do so, invest in a new machine.
Go to Adobe.com and download the Flash player there. It will install itself. Uncheck the box for the add-on, you don't need it and you shouldn't install anything except the flash player.
It is the video card. Newer games are so graphic intensive that they freeze up the system if there is not enough video memory. You could try upgrading RAM but I had a problem running newer games until I installed a graphic card that had at least 512 mb video ram onboard. Hope this helps.
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