Facebook which the kids can't live without isn't functioning properly.
Facebook which the kids can't live without isn't functioning properly.
They shared a brief video clip first, then the next one wouldn’t just appear in a black window where the video was. I thought the midget army should have taken over PC fixing by now, but it hasn’t. The latest Firefox update, Nvidia drivers, OS version HD is M2 with 250 gig free DDR4 and 16 gig RAM—can’t fix this issue. This isn’t my department! (Fiddly Electronic Shite)
You could begin by removing the Facebook software or app completely. Don't simply delete it; fully uninstall it using AOMEI Uninstaller, which I've used for a while and found effective. Download and install it, run it with administrator privileges. After completing the process, follow the on-screen instructions or take a short break—you'll figure it out. Finally, restart your computer to finalize the changes.
I’m reading this with my ADHD and low attention span. I know those kids will struggle even more than me, so maybe it’s best if they don’t have to focus for long. If possible, try getting them to watch cartoons or TV shows instead of screens. I used to enjoy cartoons on CDs a few years back—just plug in the DVD and watch something like Tom and Jerry. For now, I’m okay with other platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. They seem different enough, and I think they’re easier for them to understand.
Even though this seems amusing, it’s still not very useful. I attempted to remove Firefox from the PC’s cleaning cache. I downloaded the newest version and tried installing with bookmarks, passwords, etc., but it didn’t work. I updated and switched to Edge since it was inactive. The problem persists—it’s not just Firefox, but related to my PC or internet connection. Speed tests show I’m performing as expected, though occasional outages or cable issues can affect performance. We keep the speeds we’re billed for.
Try a different browser quickly. This helps fix issues with browser data and cookies. To guide you through the process, here’s a short walkthrough of clearing temporary files. On Windows, press WindowsKey+R to open Run, then type "temp" and select the "temp" folder or "%temp%" folder. Be aware that some apps may not save changes automatically. In each folder, choose all files and delete them—click once if you have many. If prompted for admin rights, check the box and press continue. Also, skip any files marked as in use in the temporary folder. If this isn’t clear, ask more questions.
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