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help with setting up new desktop please
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Kaspersky is one of the best AV programs around, good choice.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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well thanks for your help in setting up my new desktop pc, the whole thing looks different.. in a good way but
i dont know where 'my favourites' are now
when i used to go on aol homepage before ( they are my service provider) i used to click on the right hand side and all my favourites were there..
at the moment i am getting on aol through internet explorer, should i download aol again??0 -
No need. The favourites files are saved on your old PC, so you need either to add them again, or use the MS file transfer tool. You can use any browser you want.0
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bingo_bango wrote: »No need. The favourites files are saved on your old PC, so you need either to add them again, or use the MS file transfer tool. You can use any browser you want.
add them again, i wish i could remember them, so annoying..
sounds complicated!! i have my old tower but it is all unplugged and everything- i have put some stuff off my data stick onto my new desktop though. that is fine but as for plugging in the old pc................
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Please don't install AOL, you simply don't need to use their awful clunky software to get online.
In fact why not ditch your old ISP and get a decent one to go with your new PC?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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hostertlady wrote: »add them again, i wish i could remember them, so annoying..
sounds complicated!! i have my old tower but it is all unplugged and everything- i have put some stuff off my data stick onto my new desktop though. that is fine but as for plugging in the old pc................
i have no idea
Try this version then for USB transfer. You need to click on 'Which transfer method should I use' and see the third option. It's actually very easy to use.0
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