Windows 10: Disabled facebook

My face book account was disabled. It was suggested to check my security to make sure something was turned off by mistake. My problem is I don't know what I am looking for.

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Disable notifications from Facebook and email

Hi Steve,

To assist you further with your concern regarding pop-ups, kindly answer the questions below:

• Do these notifications pop-up even if you are not using Internet Explorer?
• Have you made any changes lately on your computer before this happened?

If you have already turned on the pop-up blockers in your Internet Explorer and are still getting notifications from Facebook or you email, we suggest you check on the notifications settings on your PC. Follow the steps below to turn off notifications for
specific apps on your PC:

• Click on the Start menu.
• Click on the Gear icon to open the Settings window.
• On the left panel, select Notifications & actions.
• Scroll down and look for the app that keeps on notifying you that you wish to stop. Once you see Facebook or Mail on the list, toggle the switch to turn it off.

Let us know how it goes.

 

facebook

Hello narendrapatel1980:



Thank you for posting to the forum regarding the issues you are having using Facebook chat on your phone. We may need more information regarding exactly what you are seeing, what is working with Facebook and what is not working. Below you will find a couple
troubleshooting steps for Facebook issues, we hope they will help.



The first thing we suggest you do when a Facebook account is not working as it should is to remove the Facebook account from your phone. After you have removed the Facebook account from your phone, uninstall the Facebook application, if currently installed.
Once you have deleted the account from your emails + accounts settings we suggest you unlink the Microsoft account and Facebook account and then relink them. You can manage this from
http://accounts.live.com. Once you are signed in here go to
permissions > manage other accounts > edit > remove this connection completely. At this point I would suggest you sign out of this site and then sign back into the account and relink the Microsoft account and the Facebook account.



Once you have completed the above steps, go to the phone and tap settings > applications > Internet Explorer > delete history > restart the phone. After the phone reboots, add your Facebook account back to the phone and reinstall the
Facebook application. Go to the messaging application to see if you are able to start a Facebook chat.



If you continue to have issues please provide the following details:

• Do you receive any error messages or codes?
• Do you see your friends listed? Are they showing as Offline?
• Do you see anything different when viewing your Facebook friends via the application?
• What country are you located?
• What is the current OS version running on your phone, tap settings > about > more info.?

Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns.



Mark W.

 

Windows SDK for Facebook

Source: Windows SDK for Facebook | Building Apps for Windows