Ok, so now you have a whole army of people trying to help out. ;-) It's ok if you're not that swift on computers - there's a first time for everything, and no one can be an expert in everything. acraftylady had the right idea - to type in "facebook.com" in the browser bar - known as the location bar - up at the top. Bookmarks can sometimes get out of date and have the wrong computer address. But you tried that and it made no difference. I'm going to go over some things then give you my next suggestion. Firmware is the software built in to a chip on the router. It's the instructions that make the router do its thing. It's doubtful that issue would interfere with one website and one alone. If you can reach Facebook on your iPad - using the same router - then the router is not the problem. You are using the same router, right ? You could try rebooting the router though - just unplug it, wait 15 secs, and plug it back in. Cleaning out temp files : The download that zep516 recommended will do this, but I doubt that will solve the problem. It's harmless to try it though. What you have is prob. a networking related problem. Try this : Instead of typing in facebook.com in the browser's location bar, type in or copy & paste in this set of four numbers - with the periods (dots) in between : 173.252.120.6 (and no http or www - just the numbers with the dots in between) then hit Enter. That is the actual computer address of facebook. 1. Does that work ? The other questions : 2. What browser are you using ? 3. Can you access other websites, just not Facebook ? 3. With your iPad (which is another computer), are you going through the same router ? 4. How are the pigs working out. This post was edited by kbarb on Wed, Oct 15, 14 at 22:11

It could be just Facebook so I'd wait for a bit. In the mean time here is link, that may be helpful. Here is a link that might be useful: -pictures

Yes, I had to do that this morning. I think the info is going around the web, hopefully most people will hear about it one place or another.

On Yahoo this afternoon, they reported that one of the richest 400 U.S. persons last year was the guy who originated FB ... and this year, two others of the original owners are there, as well. This morning, on the radio, it was reported that a young lady of 14 in a town about 30 mi. north of London, England, went on FB to invite some of her friends to her birthday party ... birthday being Oct. 7, but party Oct. 9. Trouble was ... she didn't activate the necessary privacy settings ... ... so, soon after, she had 2,000 responses saying that they'd come. Shortly after that, their local police department had FB remove the message ... ... but it had gone on other social contact areas, and was passed around there ... to the extent of 21,000 accepting her invitation, at this point. Plus ... the party has been advertised as for all of Oct. 7, 8 and 9. So there's to be a major police presence in the area near the girl's home on all three of those days, to turn away those who come. And the family involved are planning to warn a number of neighbours to move their cars elsewhere, in case some who are told to go home decide to play some games, including messing with some local autos. Modern communication! Sort of like fire ... to be handled with care. ole joyful