I want to get back into my FB& GOOGLE account. Password will not work. Even changed it. help.

Try reloading Facebook App from Google.com or Goggle Play Store of the newest version. Then try reloading your profile into FB using your User name and password or email address. If not then set up a New FB Account using your information.

I tried myself a few years ago to delete my FB account and after trying a lot of ways to cancel it, even contact them to close it - no success!
So, I just ignore it and never used it again. Years after I decided to go back on FB, and there it was - but forgot my password. After a hazzle to got my old password, I opened a new FB account. So, the old one still exists.
I do not know if FB really close any accounts of people asking them, and that makes me wonder what about people that passed away that was on FB? Will their accounts be there forever?

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But the email ID on Gmail linked to my Facebook is also rejecting my password. ...my both account so please suggest me that how i get back my both account ?

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Nov 15, 2009 - 29 posts - ‎11 authors

Hi Evelyn.

It's possible you've been hacked and someone has gotten on and changed your password. Or that FB is just having a bad server day where things that have worked for ages get zapped.

What I'd recommend to be on the safe side: Go to the FB login page and then use the 'I forgot my password' link. This should prompt you, possibly for some secret-question answers, and then send a password-reset link to the e-mail account that you have linked to the FB account. Use the link and go reset your password. Of particular importance in the event that someone did hack you:

1. Make the new password distinctly different from the old one. If the old one was 'Evelyn555', don't make the next one 'Evelyn556' or 'Evelyn666'. You want a hacker to have no easy clue to the new password.
2. Change the password on the e-mail account you affiliate with your FB account. Same advice on a distinctly different PW. If someone hacked your e-mail, then they also could have sent FB a password-reset request from there. (You may even want to check the trash to see if the link was sent, used, trashed, but not deleted). In any case, make sure that the spot that's the 'forgotten password' back-up spot isn't compromised, or it'll happen again.
3. Make sure you memorize or save the new passwords in some appropriate way so that you can remember them, but no-one else can find them.
4. If you have laptops or mobile devices that 'Stay Logged In' to FB, be careful about lending them to others without explicitly opening a tab to FB first and logging out.

Hoping this is useful!

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I suggest you use two different browsers. For example use two of Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, or Firefox under Windows; or Safari and Firefox under Mac OS X.

Use one browser to open your own FB account, and a different browser to open your wife's FB account. Once you have entered your username and password in each browser for the respective FB account, and don't delete cookies, each browser will remember your respective account.

To easily access FB when you open your browser, add the FB site to your Favorites or Bookmarks bar.

Both Google and Facebook offer ways for you to reacess your account, if your account was truly hacked. Below are the links to these resources.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/help/131719720300233
Google: https://www.google.com/accounts/recovery

Changing towers shouldn't cause a problem with logging onto Facebook (you can access FB from any computer in the world, remember). All you need to do is try and log on with one email account, and password, if this doesn't work, go via the "Forgotten your password?" link at the bottom of the new window. it will ask you for an email to send the reminder to, or ask if you want it re-set, and send it to the email address you've just tried.

IF the problem, is that you've forgotten your email account password (that you registered on FB with), and can't access it when FB send the FB PASSWORD, you need to create a new account on FB. (THEN, find your old account, search for friends, and then let them know your page has moved to your new one!)...

Seems to be a common problem tonight.

U must report

1. Try to login your mail site, and reactivate your account! (After 3 months mostly all mail servers deactivates an dead account)

2. Now, try the forgot password page to send mail at your activated account.

3. Check your inbox and reset your password!

please rate me if this helps...tc! :)

...get one of your friends to go to your fb profile page, and look at your email....if fb hasn't changed it, then open fb under the old email.........unfortunately, fb will only recognize your original email.........you may have to open another account an let all of your friends know......good luck