how can I save my favorites when I upgrade from Windows ME to Windows XP?
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Email all the links to your yahoo email (in one message) before you upgrade, then revisit and add into your new favorites.
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VERY GOOD IDEA!  ME is crappy.  Just be sure not to forget Service Pack 2 on your new XP machine.  I would recommend you start with a clean install.  Good luck.
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if you say that you upgraded it... you data is still in the computer...but if you formated and newly installed XP..then everything is completely gone...\n\n\nIf you upgraded it, you can search for the file, or you can go to My Computer, C Drive, and if you have programs folders that you had installed in the previous OS..then ur data is not lost...\n\n\nIf for some reason ur data is not lost...go to My Computer, C driver, Documents and Settings, and everything should be located in those folders
54456
Go into windows explorer then into documents and settings then into favorites and do it there.  Then go in and clean out your temp file and temp internet files.  That should do it.
561823
You will find all your default wall papers of windows XP in 'C:&#92;windows&#92;web&#92;Wallpaper' folder. if the Folder itself is missing you may have to do a inplace upgrade of the windows xp or a repair installation. Please Reffer Microsoft KB to complete the repair/inplace upgrade\nThanks
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you can go to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; "your profile name here"/ Favorites\nand compress the folder sent it as attachment\n\nafter you make a copy of the folder name Favorites
389473
It's probably saved in your favorites...look in your favorites (if it's not there, look in your temporary internet files folder).
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Instead of printing them you may want to save them on the new windows live favorites service.  Just be sure you have a user name and password, or your MS Passport will do, and you can export all your favorites links to it.\n\nThat way you can also access your favorites on any computer.  Very handy.
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I assume you are using IE (Inernet Explorer). If so your favorites should be in the following folder:\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Your Name&#92;Favorites\n\nOpen this folder and see if anything is there. If it is empty or the folder is completely missing, you have evidently deleted them.
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if you saved your old settings then its just a matter of going into add remove progs and uninstalling xp and that should leave you with your old me. \n\nif you didn't then I'm afraid the only way is to format drive as you can not install an older version of windows over the top of a newer version (windows will not let you do this) no matter what way or how many times you try . \n\ni recommend you keep xp as there is no more support or security/patch updates for me.most software now being written will be for xp and vista. but at the end of the day when it gets dark its your choice.
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Get a copy of Windows XP and install it.\n\n-J
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Here you go\nhttp://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_mydocs.htm\n\n///
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Under FILES in your firefox browser, there should be an option to import your favorites from IE.\n\nOtherwise you will need to go to the directory of IE where they keep the favorite links and just copy them into the folder in Firefox where they keep their own favorites.\n\nIn IE , it should be under Document and Settings/LoginName/Favorites\n\nI think it would be easier to just use the IMPORT choice under the FILES menu and import the bookmarks
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I remember when the upgrade to w98 from w95 deleted ur stuff, but that was a bug.\n\nwVista will have an upgrade option to keep your things unless.\nwXP or earlier is installed on a FAT32 drive.\n\nwVista will not support FAT32 is what I understand.
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CLICK Favorites - Organize Favorites - Create new folder
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You will probably have to reinstall most of your applications. \n\nThe Registry is where many applications store information they need to work. When you reinstall XP, you also overwrite the Registry, so any information stored there by your applications will be lost.
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if you are using Win XP \ngo to \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;computer&#92;Favorites\n\nand delete all its contents\n\nfor other windows\nsimplly go \nC:&#92;windows&#92;Favorites