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Any way of copying favourites to a disc
helen21_2
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Lappy going off tomorrow and was wondering if i can copy all favourites to a disc incase they wipe lappy or replace it? Thanks
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helen21 wrote:Lappy going off tomorrow and was wondering if i can copy all favourites to a disc incase they wipe lappy or replace it? Thanks

You should be able to copy your favorites folder containing all of your favs.
On my system it is C:\Documents and Settings\myname\Favorites
If yours is different try using Start Search and look for Favorites
:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
Yep been and found that, thanks
but now thinking if there is anything else i need to back up, apart from that and all my music :eek: 0 -
Yep, for IE
Open your Browser and click on file
then import and export, wizard will open
choose to export
choose location and that should be it.
It's pretty much the same for Firefox I think.
Then you can burn folder to disc or copy to dongle!i tHink, therEfore I'vE goT a BLOODY heAdAche0 -
Maybe worth having a look at Start > Accessories > System Tools > Files and Settings Transfer Wizard0
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helen21 wrote:Yep been and found that, thanks
but now thinking if there is anything else i need to back up, apart from that and all my music :eek:
If you use Outlook Express you should back up or export your messages etc.
:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
No i dont, I havent been to bothered its only someone mentioned there is a chance they could replace lappy if it dearer to fix, and no me thinking what else is on here i need to keep :eek:espresso wrote:If you use Outlook Express you should back up or export your messages etc.
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If you're on XP log in as another administrator and burn the entire c:\documents and settings\yourusername to a DVD or CD if it'll fit.
Everything you've got 'should' be in there so you don't miss anything0 -
Thank you everyone
All done now :T 0
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