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My previous computer with XP crashed. The new computer is running Windows7 and has a new C: drive. When I installed Firefox on the new C:, I didn't get the old book marks with the install. Where do I find my old bookmarks? Thank you.

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My previous computer with XP crashed. The new computer is Running Windows 7. The two old drives, previously C: (now E:) and G: (now D:) are installed in the new computer. Firefox was installed in the old C: drive (now E:). How do I get the bookmarks from the old C: drive (now E:) to work the the new installation of Firefox on the new computer C: drive?

My previous computer with XP crashed. The new computer is Running Windows 7. The two old drives, previously C: (now E:) and G: (now D:) are installed in the new computer. Firefox was installed in the old C: drive (now E:). How do I get the bookmarks from the old C: drive (now E:) to work the the new installation of Firefox on the new computer C: drive?

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See this support article:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Recovering+important+data+from+an+old+profile

Your old Profile is located here in Vista & Win7:
drive:\Users\Windows login user name\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile_name

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The NEW profile is listed as above on the new C:, just created this morning.

The OLD XP profile can't be found on the old C: drive (now E:) using the above info.

The old XP Firefox profile is out there somewhere, I just can't find it.

Thanks for trying

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