After log in facebook, an error came out and it says internet explorer has crash, and everytime surfing facebook for 10sec the max the error will jump out...help me pls

SOURCE: Loading Facebook

Since the new facebook has started i am unable to log in??

I only get about 10% of the top of the screen, I have tried logging on from my friends pc and I could log on??

SOURCE: Facebook won't open. Internet Explorer error pops up &

This is a problem with the computer, more specifically with the browser you are using.

It seems that some addon required for facebook in not correctly working.
You can reset the browser (note: it deletes passwords and history of websites you have visited but favorites will remain there).

Procedure for this is below:

1. Open Internet Explorer 7.
2. Click Tools, and then click Internet Options.
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Under Reset Internet Explorer Settings, click Reset.

SOURCE: Why I cannot open facebook

Facebook has become an integral part of many people's daily lives by keeping them connected to friends and family, which can make not being able to get on the site quite frustrating. Facebook does experience occasional downtime and other issues, but if you're consistently having problems accessing it, a browsing filter, firewall or outdated software could be the culprit.

Browser Requirements:
You may have problems accessing Facebook if you haven't upgraded your Internet browser in awhile. As of 2011, Facebook recommends using Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 3 or Safari 4 for the best user experience. Updates to these browsers are free and can be found at the companies' websites. Some older computers may not be able to run the latest browser version and, therefore, have trouble displaying Facebook and other sites correctly.

Home Blocks:
Home computers also have tools to block certain websites; parents often install them to keep kids' Web activity under control. If this is your situation, you will have to talk to Mom and Dad about unblocking Facebook for you. If you have a PC with multiple user accounts, the "admin" is often the only account with permission to install or uninstall filtering software and extensions; you'll need to be logged into this account to change a filter's settings
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Firewalls:
Many computers and their antivirus programs now enable firewalls by default. Firewalls help protect your computer from malicious viruses and software, but sometimes they block access to sites you legitimately want to access. If you suspect your firewall is limiting your Facebook access, check the settings in Windows' Control Panel or in the program that enables the firewall, such as your antivirus software or wireless router software. Making the settings more permissible could solve the problem.