Includes articles, speeches, photo galleries, lesson plans, and documents about the Great Depression and the New Deal. From the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute and the Institute for Learning Technologies at the Teachers College, Columbia University.
Click Reset Password to continue. You'll receive a password reset email from Facebook, including the Password Reset Code. Enter the Password Reset Code and click Submit Code. Enter a new password and then confirm it.Click Change Password button. Now you can log in to your Facebook account with your new password.If you can't get to this point then it sounds like the account is no longer associated with your email address (or you don't have access to that mailbox because, well, it isn't your account).lick Change Password button. Now you can log in to your Facebook account with your new password. If you can't get to this point then it sounds like the account is no longer associated with your email address (or you don't have access to that mailbox because, well, it isn't your account).
Yes. If you've turned on login approvals you can use a third party app to get your login codes. Here's how: 1  Go to your Security Settings (Click and select Settings, then click Security). 2  Click on the Code Generator section.ode Generator is a part of the Facebook app and creates a security code every 30 seconds, even when you aren't connected to the internet. You'll use that code in addition to your password to log into Facebook. You can also use Code Generator if you ever need to reset your password.