Help me, please with the following. It is an emergency!!! While I was working in my PC, suddenly my system restarted with no reason. I said "OK! It's Windows...". When Windows XP Pro came back after the restart, I connected again with the internet and opened Netscape 7.1. But hello!!! Surprise!!!Netscape asked for username profile like I had done a fresh installation. All of my previous profile is there, but everything has been reset to zero. No bookmarks, no emails, etc!!!! I don't care about the rest, but only for my bookmarks! This is a work after long sleepless nights googling the web!!! I tried WindowsXP system restore, but nothing. And (how stupid can I be?) I have disabled Norton's Protection/Unerase Wizard. Any recommendations for restoring Netscape????? Thanx in advance....
George St. Pallis
Emergency: Bookmarks lost!!!
- fondacio
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orr try a file recovery program, this ones free http://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/uk/welcome.htm
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Thanx guys! The problem fondacio is that "bookmarks.html" for some reason has been overwriten as well as the email settings and all other settings. The funny thing is that the history file hasn't been changed as well as the file that keeps a record of all the passwords, the cache, etc. All this before and after the system restore.
Y3k great tool but unfortunately didn't help me to recover my modified "bookmarks.html" file. Fortunately I had a copy of my profile's directory. It is 3 months ago though, but at least I didn't lost everything.
Does anybody else has any suggestions? Anyway... Thanx again
Best regards,
George St. Pallis
Y3k great tool but unfortunately didn't help me to recover my modified "bookmarks.html" file. Fortunately I had a copy of my profile's directory. It is 3 months ago though, but at least I didn't lost everything.
Does anybody else has any suggestions? Anyway... Thanx again
Best regards,
George St. Pallis