Q&A for How to Log in to Facebook

When you enter your login information, make sure that the "keep me logged in" option is checked. Once it is checked, you can login as usual.

This may have something to do with cookies being turned off in your browser. Cookies are little bits of data that a website stores on your computer so certain information is available every time you visit. This often includes login info. It could also be that someone else is using the same computer and logging you out.

Go to a friend's Facebook profile, select "friends," then press "delete friend."

On the top right of the browser window is a upside-down arrow. Click on it to expand some options; the lowest of those options is the logout option. Press it to logout from your grandson's account and log in to your own.

Use the "forgot password" option. That way, Facebook can send an email to you so you can reset your password.

Try uninstalling and installing the app again. If that doesn't work, it may be that it doesn't work with your phone or the phone's OS.

Press the down arrow at the top right corner, click Settings, then click on "Security." At the bottom, you will find an option to deactivate your account.

Click your name in the top right corner. Then hover over your current profile picture, and click the "Update profile picture" option.

Right click on the login button and select "Inspect Element." Then, find the lines of code that make up the button, then delete.

Just go to the website and log back in. If you've forgotten your password, just click on, "forgot password," and follow the prompts.

There's a button that says, "forgot password?" Click that, and it will ask for your phone number or email address, and then send you a confirmation email or text so you can change it.

Type the cellphone number you used on the first phone, then type in your password.