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by pitroadrush Accepted solution
by seanferd Accepted solution
Click Start > Run. In the Run box, type
shell:favorites
Click OK
Does this display the folder with the favorites you have saved? Or something different?
by pitroadrush Accepted solution
It does display the favorites folder, but thats it. I want to do this from the IE without going through that. You know.
by seanferd Accepted solution
to see if it opened the right folder. No, you shouldn't have to do that to get to your Favorites. :)
But, are the bookmarks you created in that favorites folder? In Explorer, look in C:\Users\your user name\Favorites. Are the links in that folder and subfolders?
Are you logged in to the same account that you used when saving the favorites?
Do you have the In Private add-on running? It will wipe everything when you close the browser, unless you turn it off or change its settings.
by rob miners Accepted solution
try method 2.
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