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here's an obvious one = the IE 7 favourites also has a sub menu &quot;favourites&quot; &quot;feeds&quot; and &quot;history&quot; at the top make sure the 'star is pressed'<br />

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here's an obvious one = the IE 7 favourites also has a sub menu "favourites" "feeds" and "history" at the top make sure the 'star is pressed'


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I can't see how the files will be in &quot;C:\Documents and Settings\username\Favorite<wbr />s&quot; otherwise they won't be lost ?!?<br />
if my suggestion o fthe system restore doesn't work &nbsp;try &quot;Undelete 5&quot; which &nbsp;I use to recover deleted files. &nbsp;see <a href="http://www.undelete.com/file-recovery.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.undelete.com/file-recovery.asp</a><br />

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I can't see how the files will be in "C:\Documents and Settings\username\Favorites" otherwise they won't be lost ?!?
if my suggestion o fthe system restore doesn't work  try "Undelete 5" which  I use to recover deleted files.  see http://www.undelete.com/file-recovery.asp [http://www.undelete.com/file-recovery.asp]


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I have a windows xp PC running IE7. &nbsp;For some reasons, everything inside the Favorite Center is gone. &nbsp;Anyway to recover? &nbsp;Please help.
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I have a windows xp PC running IE7.  For some reasons, everything inside the Favorite Center is gone.  Anyway to recover?  Please help.

lost everything in Favorites...

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