Each time i enter my password it says this webpage is not available

I suspect the problem is with the Ebay site rather than anything you're doing. Instead of using a bookmark, try going directly to Ebay by entering www,ebay.com. If still no luck, try logging in at a low traffic time, either early morning of late night. Next I would call Ebay directly at 866-540-3229 to discuss the issue.
Good Luck!

Hi, What OS are you running?

Perhaps you are running Windows 7. If you don't have another computer to create a password reset disk this method may work for you.

Start the computer in "safe-mode with command prompt."

Follow the instructions under option 2 of this webpage:
Windows 7 Built in Administrator Account Enable or Disable

Reboot to normal mode and you should have an extra Administrator account you can use to remove the password from your locked account.

If you do have another computer available which is able to burn a CD image or are able to make a bootable USB stick using the image of "NT Password Reset Disk" available for download on the following webpage:
Offline Windows Password Registry Editor
Instructions and FAQs for the software are at the top of the page, if you scroll down you will find the download links.

You will need to boot off the CD, from there it should be fairly self explanatory with on-screen instructions. This software will allow you to remove the password from your Windows account, once you have done this you should be able to restart and login to your account without a password.

Please reset the router by pressing the reset button while your router should be plugged in to the power cable.
While reseting the router the lights on the router should be blinking for 30 seconds.
Try this this should work.

I will give you the link..
remember: your account password is still needed before changing your current password..
just click the link and enter your password..

depending on the software installed you should have an icon at the bottom right side of your taskbar it should have a computer with some wireless waves coming out of it run the cursor over it and it should say wireless connection and tell you if you are connected and what network you are connected to.Right click on this icon and a drop down script will appear.Click on repair wireless connection and see if that helps.If not click on the icon and try to view the networks available.Note if there is security on the network and what kind; this will require a password or ssid.If this is your network and you do not know the password.Open up a webpage 192.168.1.1 this is usually the router page also try 192.168.1.100 or 192.168.1.100 If you do bring up the page type in admin for the user name and the password both.Proceed to the wireless connection and see if upon entering the tab you can see the settings check to see if your password is there,you can ask it to show the characters.Other than that I do not know of any other practical way.

This is available by accessing your router on a wired connection through you web browser (I.E. Firefox or whatever you use.).

Your user manual will tell you how to access it but it will be by entering a numeric address in the browser address bar such as 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 or similar.

Some routers have it on a label underneath them including the default password (normally but not always admin).

Under the security tab on the webpage that opens will be an opportunity to enter your own password to secure your network.

Check your Google Chrome Settings to see if you have an option set to delete browsing history/cookies/form data every time you close the browser. If you do, turn that option off, and that should hopefully clear up the problem. If that doesn't work, try deleting all of your history/cookies/caches, etc anyways, then go back to the website you were trying to log into, input the password, tell it to remember the password, then log out, and go back to the webpages login page, see if it shows up there.

http://192.168.0.1 is the default setting
if there is no response at all, the setting has been changed, the available addresses are in the range 192.168.*.* hunt for it, it is a security function, but sucks when nobody remembers what it was changed to.
If there is a password screen, enter the password.
If niether can be remembered, the router can be returned to 'out of the box' by the reset hole on the port side. then all the settings re-entered

The router manual should indicate how to set up the router. You may have to use a wire connection to the router when setting it up. Usually you run your browser (explorer?) and type an address like 192.168.0.1 into the address line. A webpage will let you access the settings. Look for the security setup. You want to enable WEP or WPA security with a password. You will have to provide this password to any computers you want to access the router. If your computer doesn't ask for the password, look in start-control panel - network connections - your wireless card - show available networks - choose your router - select WEP or WPA and enter the password.