Was trying to get facebook or utube available to where I could patch into a program I beleive they were covering.

Hi anonymous, You've been hacked, TELL EVERYBODY YOU KNOW THE 3RD ACCOUNT ISN'T YOURS....Unfortunately there's lots of hackers/scammers on Facebook, The link below is a YouTube video showing how easy it is for anybody to Facebook hack your account and change your pass word locking you out, Then message your Facebook friends to hack and scam then (EVEN ASKING TO SEND "YOU" MONEY TO THEIR BANK ACCOUNT AS THEY MASQUERADE AS YOU), This could've started with a friend being hacked and you click on a new picture of theirs which opened a hacking program.........Keep up your antivirus and best of luck............... CHEERS..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtYA5ENV5iQ

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Consider changing your privacy settings on Facebook about what you publish.

Link to Facebook's article outlining its privacy settings:
Help Center

Hope this helps!

Is it just facebook or your internet connection ??..
The Facebook Chat feature allows you to send and receive messages in real time with friends who are online.
Your chat box reveals a list of available friends you can chat with by clicking their names.
For those times when you're not up for chatting, you can choose from several different privacy options, including disconnecting Facebook Chat.
You can opt to disconnect it completely, or just partially allowing chat availability for certain people and not others.
You can reconnect in a few quick steps.
Facebook Chat Availability

Your Facebook Chat availability determines how you appear in your friends' chat lists.
When you're logged in to your Facebook account, your name appears in the chat sidebars of any friends who are currently logged in.
When you set your chat preference to available, a green box appears next to your name.
When you're available, but idle, a grey moon appears next to your name.
When you're unavailable, your name appears without an icon.

Adjusting Chat Availability
Adjust your chat availability to control the visibility of your name in friends' chat lists.
Sign in to your Facebook account and click the "Chat" box in the lower right corner of any page to open your chat list.
Click the "Options" icon in the upper right corner of the box.
Click "Go Offline" to disconnect your chat availability.
If you're using the Facebook Chat sidebar, click the "Options" icon in the upper right corner of the box. Click the "Chat" box to open the sidebar if it isn't showing up on your home page.
Click the "Available to Chat" option to delete the check mark, making yourself invisible and unavailable to chat. Click the "Limit Availability" option and use the resulting pop-up to choose which friend lists you wish to remain visible to. This allows you to chat with some friends without others knowing you're logged on.
Disconnected Facebook Chat
Once you disconnect Facebook Chat or limit your chat availability, your online presence will be invisible to other users.
You can still browse the Facebook site as you would normally.
The appearance of your chat list won't be altered by your availability; you'll still be able to see which of your friends are online and available to chat.
That is, as long as their chat availability isn't hidden or disconnected.

Your Chat Messages

If a friend attempts to message while your Facebook Chat is disconnected, the message will be delivered to your Facebook inbox.
You'll receive an on-site notification, as well as text or email notifications if you're set up for that, alerting you that you have a new message in your inbox.
Click the "Message" icon that appears in the upper left corner of any page upon signing in to your Facebook account.
Any new messages will appear in the drop-down list. Click the "See All Messages" link at the bottom of the box to access your inbox and respond to any messages.

http://www.facebook.com/help/?topic=chat

To let your confirmed Facebook friends know that you are available to chat, click the Chat icon in the bottom right corner of your browser window when signed into Facebook and choose the "Go Online" option from the window that appears.

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Hi!
What patch were you trying to install??

Adding/editing pictures to Facebook uses Java platform. Uninstall ALL Java installations on your computer (look in Add/Remove Programs - on Windows XP or Programs and Features on Vista/7), then download the latest version of Java from here.

Close all browser's instances and install Java. Once installed, open Facebook and try again.

An add-on might causing this problem. In Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Programs tab -> manage add-ons. Disable any suspicious add-ons and click OK when done. Restart Internet Explorer then try Facebook again.

Also, try cleaning browser cache (in Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Internet Options then click Delete under "Browsing history section"). Restart your browser and try again.

Alternatively, I would recommend using Firefox, as a replacement for Internet Explorer! You get get it here

Hope this will help you...
Good luck!

Regards,
Pelu.