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The thread discusses the challenge of importing an HTML favorites file from a Windows 11 laptop into a Windows 10 laptop, as the original poster was unable to find a direct import method after a system corruption. The initial responder asks which browser is being used, and the original poster clarifies they use Microsoft Edge. Ultimately, the original poster resorted to using Command Prompt to change the time zone, as other online solutions were not applicable or available. The overall tone indicates difficulty in finding a straightforward solution and a workaround involving time zone adjustments.
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I have an HTML file of favorites exported from a Windows 11 laptop. I cannot find a way to "import" these favorites to my Windows 10 Laptop. (I had to start from scratch because of extreme corruption.) Any advice will be appreciated.

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Thanks for your reply! I use Edge. Anyway, I ended up using the Command Prompt to change the time zone. Every other internet reply included references to things that didn't exist or menus that didn't exist.

Regards, Jim
 

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