I cant find my facebook page nor can i delete the on-screen keyboard that pops up every time i log-on. Dont no what i did or if i need RW disks of i may have too many programs on my system ?? Can you help me please.

Facebook can send you notifications via email or text for almost every possible interaction on its website. The notifications can alert you if you've got a new message, were mentioned in a post, tagged in a photo or comments on your wall; among other things. You'll also see these interactions when you log in to Facebook. If you wish to remove certain notifications, you can opt out by editing your notification settings. Pop-up notifications that appear while you're logged in can be deleted immediately.
1. Log into your Facebook account.
2. Click the "Account" link, located at the top right corner of the page. Click "Account Settings" from the drop-down list that appears. The "Account Settings" page is displayed.
3. Click "Notifications" from the menu on the left side of the page. The "Notifications Settings" page is displayed.
4. Scroll to the "All Notifications" section of the page. A list of all notifications types appears, each with a check box next to it. Notifications you are subscribed to will have a check in the box, either under the "Email" column or the "Mobile" column.
5. Click the checked box next to each notification type you wish to remove. This will remove the check mark from the box and remove you from receiving the selected notification.

First you will need to sign him out. Your computer will keep the person signed in until you click him to sign out.

You need more band width...upgrade your internet service.

A log-on loop on your Windows XP computer is a difficult situation where the computer never completes its boot cycle, restarting intermittently ad nauseam.

This issue indicates a major problem with the boot functionality of your XP system.

Restore the computer to working order by utilizing the repair and restoration utility on your XP system disk.

Insert the XP disk into the computer.

Restart the computer.

Press any key when prompted to boot from the disk.

Press "Enter" at the first screen and "F8" at the license terms.

Highlight the drive containing XP and press "R," repairing the operating system boot files and removing the log-on loop.

or

Windows XP sometimes has a glitch when you are logging in to your user account in order to boot the operating system.

The glitch logs you in and then logs you off the account.

This problem is usually caused by one of the programs that load during the computer's start-up.

Fixing this issue is a matter of ensuring that whatever program is causing the problem doesn't start up as soon as you start your computer.

or

Power on the computer and allow it to get to the user logon page normally.

There is no need to start up the computer in "safe mode."

Click the user who is having the issue and type in the user's password if one is set up.

Press and hold the "shift" button on your computer keyboard as soon as you see the tool bar load up at the bottom of the screen but before any other program has a chance to do so.

This stops any "Startup" program from running and logging you off.

Right-click the "Start" button on the bottom left of your screen.

Select "Explore" from the menu that appears.

Double-click "Programs" from the list on the left side of the window that pops up.

Double-click "Startup."

Select all the files inside the "Startup" folder by dragging a box over them.

Right-click anywhere on the selected files.

Select "Delete" to delete those files.

Note that deleting the programs from the "Startup" folder does not delete them from your computer.

All this does is make it so that these programs no longer start as your computer is starting so that any error in the running of the programs doesn't interfere with logging in to your account.

Hope this helps

Go to facebooks support section ( a link should be at the bottom of the page) and click on that and send facebooks support team an email about your situation and they should be able to help you out with this, it is a common occurrence for this to happen they have to deal with it all the time

If you are in:

Internet Explorer:

- Press "Control + Shift + Delete" at the same time on your keyboard.
- Click "Delete"
- Try logging in to your account again :)

Firefox:

- Press "Control + Shift + Delete" at the same time on your keyboard.
- Click "Clear Now"
- Try logging in to your account again :)

Clear your cookies by Clicking on your browser Tools > Internet Options > Delete all Cookies, passwords, etc.
Then you will be offline & the next time when you go online it will bring you to the log in page again.

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Open Internet Explorer (IE)
Go to the tools meu
go to internet option
Delete your cache, cookies and History
Close IE
Restart IE
and try your page again

If you still can not get on - send me the link to your page

Please vote kindly if this helped you

Hi,
I had the same problem when someone guessed my facebook password and started writing messages to my friends. I found out that I couldn't fully delete the Facebook profile, but I deleted all the information/photos etc and applications and friends from it.
That was before Facebook changed over to the new look, though, but you should still be able to delete all the information..
Hope this helps

Chris (ziraffa)