How can I move my Favorites from one computer to another ?
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Export them.  Assuming that you are using a version of Internet Explorer:-\nFrom the Menu Bar (usually hidden in Internet Explorer 7 - find it by clicking Tool>Menu Bar)\nThen\nClick File>Import and Export...\nNext\nExport Favourites (select the favourites you want and a location to export to)\nClick OK\n\nThis will export all your favourites to your hard drive from where you can copy them to a floppy disk, memory stick or other storage device.\n\nThen at your work computer:-\nFrom the Menu Bar\nClick File>Import and Export...\nNext\nImport Favourites (select the favourites and where you want them imported to)\nOK\n\nDepending on your work's computer security policy, you might have to ask permission to bring in a floppy disk or memory stick from home and use it in your work PC.
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there are loads of ways:\n1. connect ur old hard drive to ur new pc\n2. bluetooth from old to new\n3. u can get usb to usb leads which transfer files fast\n4. same as above but firewire instead\n5. memory stick files\n6. cd/dvd\n7. infered\n8. email\n9. floppy disk\n10. set up a network
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In Internet Explorer, there is an "Export" option under the "File" menu.  From there you can export your favorites to a file, and then import them on another machine.
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Backup your data on the old computer and copy it to the new computer.   Any programs or device drives, just install like you did the first time.
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You generally can't copy and install programs from one computer to another.  You will need to have the original install file or disc to do that.\n\nAs for any other file such as documents and pictures, simply save them to a disc or flash drive.  You can even use a crossover cable to transfer data between computers.
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If both machines have USB ports, transferring files with a jump drive is probably the best method. Jump drives are available for 20 bucks or less and are very useful.
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Use http://bookmarks.yahoo.com where you can import them. Only issue is you have to import them any time you make changes to your local favorites.\n\nOr use http://toolbar.yahoo.com/ and install that and then sign in to access your bookmarks from http://bookmarks.yahoo.com as part of your web-browser. Then you could just not use your favorites at all and stick to that all the time updating it via the toolbar.
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KB179599\n"Cannot Move, Delete, or Rename Links Folder on Favorites Menu"
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Right click.... Start\nLeft Click.. ..Explore\nOpen favorites folders and drop in all in all the web sites you want.. You can also organize from here too. \nE
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There's a step by step guide here:\n\nhttp://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_move_my_outlook_express_folders_to_my_new_machine.html
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Do you have a CD-rom burner?\n\nYou can just burn all your files to a CD and then use it as a data CD. Then you can just slide the CD into the new computer and copy the files from it. \n\nOr you can just put all your files into a file hosting website like http://www.xdrive.com and you can use their file hosting server to upload all your files from your old computer. Then on your new computer, you will need to get internet connection again, and then you can just download them back.\n\nOr you can even try and setup a network connection between the two computers and just transfer the files over.\n\nContact me through my profile if you need step by step help, but I will need more information from you as well.
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Go to start, all programs, accessories, system tools, system restore. Restore your computer to a time before you lost your favorites and it should bring them back.
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Get a jump drive. You can put files on it an move it to the other computer. Or you could burn a blank file cd and put all your files on it. Those worked great when i got a new computer. This is the quick and easy way.
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If you are using Internet Explorer, go to file menu, export, export favorites and provide the path to your local drive where you wish to keep the bookmark list; It will create one html file of bookmark... and in firefox, go to bookmarks; manage bookmars and in file menu; export; similar way you need to specify the location of bookmark file to save... it will create one html file of bookmark; that you can later on import in your new PC.\n\nAlternatively you can export your bookmark using FTP to your server, thats stored in xml file, for more information abot firefox extention visit: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2367/\n\nhope this helps
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to do it manually :\n1)\nbrowse to : \nMyComputer>\nC or D drive>\nDocuments and Settings>\nusername>\nFavourites>\n..you shall find it there.... and to \nadd new favourite, vreate new shortcut,\ngive the new website address there.\n\n*username stands for the account name that\n you use to log-in to Windows.\n\n2) Enable 'personalised favourites menu' \n(well, i forgot where it lies, damn.).. \nthat will enable to add favourites \ninstaneously while surfing.\n ;p
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If both of the PCs are desktop PCs, just take out the hard drive from your old PC and put it as secondary drive in your new PC. It should be automaticaly found and you can either keep it like that or copy all your files (like from one folder to another) and then move back the old drive. If you think you can't do this, you can also go to best buy or circuit city and for about $85 they will do it for you.
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If you are using Internet Explorer, your favourites should be stored in a folder:\n\nMy computer > Local disk (C:) > documents and settings > <<yourname>> > favourites\n\nIf you drag this folder (shows on my pc as a big yellow star) to the start menu it will then appear in there.\n\nIf you want to put individual favourites in, just drag them in from the favourites menu in IE.