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The thread discusses how a user with Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit plans to transfer their favorites to a new 64-bit installation. Several contributors recommend exporting favorites to a file or copying them via USB or CD to facilitate the transfer. The original poster successfully follows the advice, and the conversation concludes with welcoming remarks and appreciation for shared solutions.
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I have Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit and I having a friend build me a New Rig and I am getting Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit and I was wondering is their a way the i can save my favorites In the 32bit to move to 64bit. Without having to write them all down?
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You should be able to export your favorites to a file in order to easily transfer them (by importing them) to another computer.
The attachment was produced from the help section within IE9 most browsers have similar if not identical utilities.
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You should be able to export your favorites to a file in order to easily transfer them (by importing them) to another computer.
The attachment was produced from the help section within IE9 most browsers have similar if not identical utilities.
 

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Or copy to a USB or CD & paste from that into the x64 Favorites folder.
 

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Trouble said:
You should be able to export your favorites to a file in order to easily transfer them (by importing them) to another computer.
The attachment was produced from the help section within IE9 most browsers have similar if not identical utilities.
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:thumbs_up:Trouble, Thanks very much for the information. I did as suggested and it worked great.
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Roger:
Glad to hear that you were able to resolve your question satisfactorily and thanks for posting back and updating your thread with that information.
Thanks for joining our community and we hope to continue to see you around the froum.
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