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Seems very unlikey... Your favourites are held in c:\documents and settings\&lt;username&gt;\Favour<wbr />ites.<br />
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Check this folder and see if it's empty, if it is, then your favourites have been deleted!<br />
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If they are in there, then IE must not be recognising them for some reason... Anyway let me know if they're there or not first!
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Seems very unlikey... Your favourites are held in c:\documents and settings\<username>\Favourites.

Check this folder and see if it's empty, if it is, then your favourites have been deleted!

If they are in there, then IE must not be recognising them for some reason... Anyway let me know if they're there or not first!

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I lost my favorites in IE. could they be hidden and not showing up. i have VISTA and IE 7
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I lost my favorites in IE. could they be hidden and not showing up. i have VISTA and IE 7

I lost my favorites in IE

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