i have tried most of the solution i found on google.
but i decided to just remove the display driver from intel and let it detect and install the driver by itself.
what i did was go to start, right click on 'computer'.select 'properties'.
on the window that opens, on the left pane, click 'device manager'.
open 'display adapters', it should show the display card. right click on that item and click on 'uninstall'.
windows will ask you to restart computer. do that. and when it comes back on, it will detect the display driver by itself and install it.
windows will ask you to restart again. do that.
then the intel display driver was replaced by the driver that's signed by microsoft.
i actually like it better because there's no 'intel hd graphic menu' running on startup.
UPDATE:
i have updated to the new driver, dated 11/16/2012.
after update, the message "gfxui has stopped working" popped up again.
simple go to start, in search, type 'msconfig' and enter to open up msconfig.
then click 'startup' tab to disable all intel related apps 'gfxui'. there're 3 of them.
that solved the problem.
1) Follow instruction above by Hybrid24. This works a attested by GK Mandigo.
On a side note, I did not specifically power cycled or restarted or refreshed my router since it is quite far from our room. What I did was:
Access your router set up(192.168.x.x) and disconnect & reconnect your internet connection on the internet connection status subpage.
My router is Cisco v3.0.0.02
Our internet connection type is PPPoE.
1. Open your router set-up. for cisco linksys, this could be accessed through 192.168.1.1 or through network magic(i don’t know how though).
2. Go to STATUS PAGE.
3. On the Internet connection details portion, there is a “Login Status” indicating that you are connected and on the side, there is a “disconnect” button. Press the button and when the numbers are set to “0″, Press the “Connect” button.
4. Try facebook again. This should fix your problem without the added hassle of moving around.
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I hope this helps anyone.
source: http://revealingerrors.com/akamai_ssl
also it might help to -------
1. flush DNS