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    how do i backup my passwords and usernames, as im reformating my hdd thanx

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    I have to back up each program like, outlook express etc....

    I have found in FireFox that they have a plugin/addon that shows your passwords the ones that are just dots

    When you do things right, people won't be sure that you have done anything at all

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    Here are two programs to help you find some details about your Computer (Hardware, software, Product Keys etc)

    System Information for Windows



    & the Belarc Advisor



    Check them out, & Print or save the results, (what you need) for future reference.

    Other things

    Do some screen shots of important Information & settings, (like your desktop layout, Computer Name, List of programs installed, & maybe Outlook settings etc...)

    If you can, do a backup of all the drivers installed on your computer,

    Also Backup your Personal Folder (containing: contacts, desktop, documents, downloads, favorites, links, Music, Pictures, Saved games, Searches, & Videos)

    Also Backup your email program (Contacts, Emails, & Account settings, etc..) if you need to,

    Also before you format, make sure that you have everything you need to reinstall all your Software Programs (Application exe & product key), & all the drivers & utilities for your Hardware (such as, Chipset drivers, Video drivers, Lan drivers, Audio drivers etc...)(re-install the original drivers from the disc)

    It is also a good idea to do a ghost image of your drive, so you can put it back the way it was, in case you want to at a latter date.
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    thank you fingers crossed..

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