|
Home »
Windows
»
Windows Oddities
Summary: Since your Favorites are stored in a folder on your machine, backing them up in case of a system crash is a quick and painless process.
Sure. Favorites is just a folder on your machine. In Windows XP it's probably in c:\documents and settings\-username-\Favorites, where "-username-" is replaced with the name you used to log into Windows. Copy that directory and its subdirectories off somewhere, and it's been saved. • However, if you're worried about a system crash then you may want to consider backing up more than your favorites. Related: Article 377 | Posted July 11, 2004 |
Stay Informed Archives Advertisers |
|
•
Yes, I know of a way to access favorites from any computer and its free at users-edge.com I can also save links and password hints so I never have to e-mail for lost passwords. I have gone through several hard drives on my personal computer but have never lost my links and favorates that I have at users-edge.com
Posted by: Dave at November 21, 2005 5:47 PMbut if you do it this way, it keeps asking if we want to skip or try again....so we ultimately have to skip....new to this ---so we don't get to save all of them going to the C drive JO
Posted by: Joanne at January 21, 2007 9:10 AMSmiple they are just small files and folders. Just create a new folder on your desktop then drag and drop them into that folder. Now copy the folder to a CD or floppy or print them out.
Posted by: bargainbin at March 21, 2008 12:00 PMI was making backup copies of files. Unbeknown to me when I click and drag on my laptop I must hold down the ctrl key to drag a copy otherwise it moves the file. This works different from my home PC and as a result I inadvertently cut the favourites out of the system. How do I paste a copy back where it belongs?
Posted by: greg at July 2, 2008 4:45 PM