Server not found when I try to log on to my account

Could you please try to login by putting https://www.facebook.com ?

The change here is instead of http:// you have to use https://

don't open this game because it has virus.........

You can try a number of different solutions which have worked for some people:

Solution 1...
Clear your cache and delete all of your cookies in your browser.

Solution 2...
In your browser, type in the address bar http://www.facebook.com/login (which doesnt exist)
This will take you to a different login page which reads: "The page you requested was not found."
At the top of this page is a login box. Try using this login box to login to facebook.
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Solution 3...
Download Firefox 3.5 and used that instead of Internet Explorer.
here is the link for downloading it
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/personal.html
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Tip: If you are using the Adblock extension with Firefox, and subscribe to an ad list (basically a list of known ads online), it blocks a special site (fbcdn.net)
that Facebook uses to login.
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Tip: Go to: http://www.facebook.com/login.php (the page you are having trouble logging in) and click on the
Adblock Stop Sign on top of Firefox, and you will see in red a url that includes
fbcdn.net. Right click on that, and add an exception for the entire fbcdn.net domain.
Reload the page. This should fix the problem.
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Solution 4...
Use a Proxy Server to connect to Facebook.com
1. Search Proxy in GOOGLE
2. Select Proxy Server
3. Type in facebook.com (in the proxy server webpage)
4. login into facebook account
5. (although all games will work but Farmville may have problems loading)
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recommended Proxy Server >> http://www.youtubeproxy.ws/
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Hi bubblezz,
Why don't you try another free Web Browser like Firefox, Safari, Opera or Chrome? See if Facebook loads in these browsers. Internet Explorer has a record of being inadequate in most cases. If you can access your account on the other web browsers, it may be a problem with your Internet Explorer settings.

The site has multiple servers, perhaps 50 or whatever.
You account is apparently on one of the serves that is being serviced.
The site administrator should not let that happen.

Try this trick:
(This only works under certain conditions)
After you log onto hubby's account, note (or copy) the address that is in your Internet browser (Explorer?) .... and log out of the account.
Now put the entire address back in, but put your account name/number in place of the former. It may take you to a different server.

It looks as if the server name is not complete. where is your email coming from? you'll need to know that and the email server (for example: mail.ptd.net for penteledata customers). Or, pop.gmail.com for gmail users. Get that server, then go into your account settings and put the server name into the Incoming Server blank. once you do that and save it (also make sure your outgoing server is correct) you should be fine.

I am a crossfire player too. And i have experienced a lot of problems in the past. They are costanly pacthing the game servers for game hackers using cheating softwares. "Connection delayed" means eather host server (who ever created that room) is using very slow internet or your connection is not fast enough you should try it with wired connection or try to create your own room with a password so only you and your friend can log in to the same room. Keep that in mind once yo logged in to game they are giving you very little time to pick a room and start the game. Otherwise they are not allowing peoples to just take a user space in a room or server and unnesesery ocupy it.You will be automaticly logged off.

I wonder if the site is experiencing technical difficulties...you might try to wait for a few hours to see if it is the website..sometimes webmasters bring site down to update site and clean up servers.

Check out your incoming / outgoing server details and test settings once from Outlook->Account settings. Also check for dns settings if you are using any vpn connection. Let me know if this works.

W2000 Terminal Server used to corrupt the accounts of RDP users every now & again. Wouldn't surprise me if W2003 did the same thing :{ I used to create a copy of the user's account on the server (with an incrementing number on the end of the account name) & change the default account in TS management to that new one when this sort of problem occurred. I then made a copy of the new account & deleted the corrupt one.

Of course there are all sorts of other reasons this may happen but that may take a fair bit of hands-on investigation to sort.

For info on what's actually happening: Have you looked in the TS logs? Or the System and Application logs? Have you looked ta the logs in the client? Can you connect to the same TS server & account using a PC & the MS RDP client? If not, try the solution above :)