Can you tell me how to export favorites from Windows to Windows XP?

Answer by  JamieKeen (19)

It all depends on what Windows System you want to transfer from but if you copy the Favorites folder from the following path C:\Documents and Settings\your username then transfer it onto the XP machine using a USB stick, you should be able to replace the exsisting Favorites folder with the one from your old machine

Answer by  baveencb (15)

When you get to the Export Favorites Destination, click the Browse button nad navigate to the Desktop. After clicking the Browse button, you get a dialog box, using the drop down arrow next to the space where it says, Save In, that's where you want the Desktop to be.

Answer by  HUNM25 (713)

Well this can be very tricky you can always just save your favorites. Copy and select all favorites onto a word document and then mail them to yourself and then have them exported into your XP document. That is the only real way I know how to do it. It works.

Answer by  djtheo (18)

From Windows to Windows XP? You mean from your old pc (with windows) to xp? One advance idea is taking the old hard disc and using a hard disc case (not external disc) to transfer your data. an easier way is using a dual usb cable.

Answer by  leelee22 (118)

The easiest way to transfer favorites is the locate them in My Computer>documents and settings>[users name's] documents. From here you can save all of them to an external hard drive, USB drive, or CD and replacing them once you install Windows XP.

Answer by  naveenvishnu (20)

Select File -> Import and Export. Select Export and the click on "next." Select Favorites and click on "next." you can accept the default Save Directory click on "finish"