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How to recover bookmarks from a crashed windows xp computer and puting them on another xp computer?

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Pugnx
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My desktop crashed and was not repairable. The hard drive was moved to an external enclosure and is now drive e: How do I recover the bookmarks from the e: drive and move them to my laptop? Both computers are running Windows XP.

My desktop crashed and was not repairable. The hard drive was moved to an external enclosure and is now drive e: How do I recover the bookmarks from the e: drive and move them to my laptop? Both computers are running Windows XP.

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Toan-LC
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Have you try to launch Firefox from the drive? If you can open firefox then go to : Firefox-> Bookmark -> Backup Then choose directory to store your bookmark backup, which extension is ".json" Copy it to your laptop or any flash drive & then go to Firefox -> Bookmark -> Restore the file, then you will get your bookmark back. Hope this will help!

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Thanks but I can't launch Firefox from the e: drive. Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

cor-el
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See:

Note that the "AppData" folder in Windows Vista and later Window 7+ versions and the "Application Data" folder in XP/Win2K are hidden folders.