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You can probably do this using the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard on Windows XP. &nbsp;This will enable you to migrate your entire user profile, which sould include your password cache.
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You can probably do this using the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard on Windows XP.  This will enable you to migrate your entire user profile, which sould include your password cache.

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Passwords for web sites are NOT managed by the OS, but rather by the web browser. &nbsp;Which web browser are you using? &nbsp;Internet Exploder? &nbsp;Mozilla FireFox? &nbsp;A different one?<br />

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Passwords for web sites are NOT managed by the OS, but rather by the web browser.  Which web browser are you using?  Internet Exploder?  Mozilla FireFox?  A different one?


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Not perfect as PassView did have issues with IE7 but alot did come out. &nbsp;Tried the File and Settings Transfer Wizard 3 times and it errored out each time and never worked.
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Not perfect as PassView did have issues with IE7 but alot did come out.  Tried the File and Settings Transfer Wizard 3 times and it errored out each time and never worked.

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I'm upgrading to a new computer and I'd like to copy the file or whatever is needed that has all the remembered user names and passwords for web sites. &nbsp;I've looked in Control Panel/User Accounts/ Advance tab/ Manage Passwords and nothing is listed there. &nbsp;At the very least if they can't be copied might there be a way save the data to a doc or xls file to manually be read. &nbsp;Thx.
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I'm upgrading to a new computer and I'd like to copy the file or whatever is needed that has all the remembered user names and passwords for web sites.  I've looked in Control Panel/User Accounts/ Advance tab/ Manage Passwords and nothing is listed there.  At the very least if they can't be copied might there be a way save the data to a doc or xls file to manually be read.  Thx.

How to Copy Remembered passwords to new computer

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