How to Fix Facebook App Issues on Desktop (Windows 10)

If you're experiencing issues with the Facebook Messenger app on your desktop, there are a few troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve the problem. One common issue that may be causing problems is a corrupt browser cache.

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To clear your browser cache and try again, follow these steps:

1. Open Google Chrome and select the three-dot menu in the top right corner.

2. Expand more tools and select clear browsing data.

3. Move to the 'Advanced' tab and select the clear data button.

Additionally, you may need to sign out of your Facebook account and log back in again. To do this:

1. Open Google Chrome and select your profile picture from the bottom left corner.

2. Select Log Out and confirm your decision.

3. Enable notifications for Messenger from the following menu.

If you're still experiencing issues with getting Messenger notifications on the desktop, you may need to enable the required permissions for Messenger web and Windows app. To do this:

1. Open Windows 11 Settings menu (use Windows + I keys).

2. Select System from the left sidebar.

3. Select Network & internet from the left sidebar.

4. Make sure you are connected via Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection.

Finally, if you're experiencing issues with getting Messenger to work at all, it may be due to an authentication error. To resolve this, follow these steps:

1. Open Windows 11 Settings menu (use Windows + I keys).

2. Select System from the left sidebar.

3. Expand notifications and select Allow notifications for Messenger.

If none of these steps resolve your issue, you can try clearing your browser cache again or running an Internet speed test to confirm the connection's reliability. You'll need an active internet connection on your PC or laptop to use Messenger without any issue.

I hope this helps!

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