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You can change the path to the Favorites themselves, but not just the Favorites Bar..... Fairly Certain, as they are stored in another folder within favorites.....<br />
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C:\Users\USERID\Favorites\<wbr />Links
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You can change the path to the Favorites themselves, but not just the Favorites Bar..... Fairly Certain, as they are stored in another folder within favorites.....

C:\Users\USERID\Favorites\Links

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Oh, and xp is under docs and settings\userid\favorites\<wbr />links....<br />
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Oh, and xp is under docs and settings\userid\favorites\links....



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Don't use a network path. Create a local or AD GPO to push it out to your users. 
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Don't use a network path. Create a local or AD GPO to push it out to your users.

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Hello Experts,<br />
<br />
I know that IE saves the favorites in the Favoirites Bar under a certain directory like Local settings\application data\...<br />
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I just installed network drive and wanted to know if I can change this path, so IE gets the links fron another folder.<br />
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Thank you
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Hello Experts,

I know that IE saves the favorites in the Favoirites Bar under a certain directory like Local settings\application data\...

I just installed network drive and wanted to know if I can change this path, so IE gets the links fron another folder.

Thank you

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