Icouldn't transfer the yahoo files from the old computer to the new computer, how do I get Yahoo files on my new computer? At the present time I am usiong aol that came with my new computer I just want to use Yahoo only.
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All your yahoo files should be stored on yahoo servers..just go to www.yahoo.com and download the messenger..Also,if you don't want AOL taking over your system you need to go into control panel to add/remove programs and remove it
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You can not simply copy across programs. You need to get the install discs for the programs and install them on your new computer. You can copy across the files, but without the programs installed you will be unable to open them.
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Did you ever figure it out. Just curious because it has happened to me too. I haven't figured it out how to get my teams back on MY yahoo. It keeps saying (add teams ) here, But I have the teams already ??
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The only type of thing that lets you update files later on is an FTP or a File Transfer Protocol. I have no idea how to set one of those up though, but the file would actually be downloaded from your computer.\n\nOtherwise, just use yousendit.com. It's very easy to use, although you'll have to upload the file again after you update it.
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I'm assuming you are using Yahoo Mail Beta.\n\nThe move button is not working in this version. It hasn't yet. You should be getting an error message. However, you can drag and drop files into folders. Just click on the message and drag it to the folder you wish. WHen it 'lights up', let go.
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Good luck with having Yahoo customer support contact you about your problem. I have contacted Yahoo several times in the past even to the point of being threatening and still did not receive a response. As for not being able to do certain things such as deleting all e-mail, perhaps you have a trojan horse or virus. Yahoo is VERY good for not letting things get through so it's probably not their website. Scan your computer for malware or adware. Also you can back up your computer to an earlier date before the problem occurred. Click on Start, go to All Programs, point to Accessories, on the drop down menu go to System Tools. On that drop down menu go to System Restore. Click on that and follow the wizard. It will give you options to restore your computer. You will not lose your internet connection or any of your saved items. You can also reverse if this doesn't fix the problem. If all else fails go to www.microsoft.com. When the homepage opens scroll down to Knowledge Base. Click on that and when the page opens you can type in a technical question. I hope this helps !
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Run the Files & Settings transfer Again and click on this is the new computer and when it ask you for the location of the back direct it to the cd rom or where ever you have the files and let it do its thing.
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Did you try and run the first part? I know that the first part is an executable file which would launches the yahoo downloader... try and search where you saved the first part then double click on that one to launch the installer application. be sure to be connected to the internet when running it as it needs to be connected to the yahoo servers to get the data =)
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Can you uninstall the new one?\n\nTry uninstalling the new one, and then when you reinstall it, it will ask you what folder you want to install it in. Browse to the old version folder and it will replace all the files and your new folder will become the new one.\n\nYou couldnt uninstall it under Control Panel Add/Remove programs?
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You poor bastard. You were stupid enough to put AOL on your machine. I feel for you, I really do. \n\nBuy a new computer. Don't repeat the same mistake.
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You dont. By doing that data transfer will be slow for both computers. 1. Because you have another computer running off of the initial one, using up all of its resources that is meant for itself. 2. Its a bad idea because with things out now, its cheaper than to buy stuff to get a better and faster and more reliable connection. 3. YOU JUST DONT WANNA GO THROUGH THE HEADACHE!! TRUST ME!!! I'VE DONE IT! But just go out, buy a router(either wireless or wired), and equip the computers with the necessary cards. Overall, with everything bought it would be less than $100 bucks after all the damn rebates you will encounter. Once you've got it set up then you will have both computers sharing the same connection, and you can access files from either or computer. So dont do what ur trying to do because its more of a hassle.
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If you already have AOL you can get an address but don't pay anything for one.   Don't lose your Yahoo address.  Sometimes its good to separate parts of ur life and give different people different addresses.  You will probably have your yahoo address longer than an AOL address so giving people you may later want to lose an AOL address may make sense.
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I don't know why you want them in the sent file? If its to send them on again you can from the new folder my only suggestion to get them into the sent folder is to forward them to maybe another email address you hold and the messeges will appear in sent again (showing they were sent to your email (you can't use the yahoo id that uses the mail).\n\nYahoo options on moving only lets you move emails to inbox or new folder to all the above people answering move it to sent I think that is why the question was asked and until I went to yahoo mail I didn't realize that it didn't let you put your mail in all the folders (you learn something new everyday)
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you may need to create a new login ... send yourself a new email to old addy ... and then access yahoo thru new addy
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Yes pull the hard drive that is in the computer you have now and add it a slave to your new computer.Here are instructions with a flash walk trough on how to add a HDD.
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You do not have to put your drive from the old computer into the new computer...\n\nA good way is to use the direct conection wizard from windows. This program allows users to connect thier computers using various methods. You can use your parallel ports (old stlye printer ports) or serial ports(old stlye comm ports). \n\nA other way is to set up a small network between the two machines by using a RJ45 crossover cable. This cable is used in the Newtork Ports(Now used for Cable/DSL Service) of both machines. You will have to use the network wizard to do this.\n\nI think using a small network is a better way^\n\nYou may need to obtain more information as to how to do my  suggestings becase Windows XP AND Windows ME both do things diffriently.\n\nThe Guys here should be able to walk you through the process if you indeed choose one of my methods metioned above.\n\nI can tell you that Windos XP should take the lead(Host) for setting up any connection over the Windows Me machine.\n\nIn windows Me you will have to goto\nstart>programs>Accessories>\nCommunications>Direct Cable Connections\nThis is for the first Method.\n\nGood luck.
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you can store files in your yahoo email, and it saves you the hassle of saving everything to your pc...just make a new folder and then move all the emails to it. ( you will see the "move " button above the email) if it is your pc you want to store them on, then you will have to download and save them all to seperate folders on your pc..make new folders in your documents and then save the files to there.