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opera has reset itself

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went to open opera and it came up with a warning and wouldnt open :(

re-started computer, opera opened but reset itself, lost all my favourites, cookies, previous pages, skins, etc...

is there anyway of getting it back, most of the stuff was important :eek:

most the smilies dont show up on the forum no more, im lost without them :cry:
 
i dont want a system restore, might be possible to restore opera, will look in its endless list of menus

i am on version 7 now, im sure i was on version 6 last night :confused:

surely it not update without asking me and even if it did update why not keep my bookmarks :eek:

damn you opera :bang:
 
There is an update thingy but it usually asks you if you want to do it! While you're at it, might as well upgrade to the latest version, 8.something - the rubbish bin thing is so handy for things like mail, transfers and blocked pop-ups. A lot of things like mail, searches and bookmarks can be imported from your old version. Skins changed somewhere along the line from being images to being an 'all in one' as it were so you'll need to go hunt down some new ones from the site but there are new effects to go with it as well :)
 
gaz_wrexham said:
i dont want a system restore, might be possible to restore opera, will look in its endless list of menus

i am on version 7 now, im sure i was on version 6 last night :confused:

surely it not update without asking me and even if it did update why not keep my bookmarks :eek:

damn you opera :bang:

yes, damn opera!

you wanna get Firefox, it doesnt screw up like Opera does :p
 
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dave said:


i dont think those links are very useful to gaz, dave :chin:
 
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From the top down:
addresses: 200 and 1000
caches: auto and 100mb

Make these too big and it takes too long to read from memory and slows the PC down, too small and it's loading everything up (or you having to type it in) every time.
 
Helz said:
From the top down:
addresses: 200 and 1000
caches: auto and 100mb

Make these too big and it takes too long to read from memory and slows the PC down, too small and it's loading everything up (or you having to type it in) every time.

sorted (y)
 
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