Windows 10: Recovering Google Chrome/Mozilla Firefox/Jdownloader 2 data from an previous HDD with...

Hello! I'd like some help if someone here has experienced this case before (and I hope this is the correct place to ask this question):

Basically my previous Windows 10 system died because its motherboard died. So, I used a secondary hardware system to install a fresh Windows 10 to work instead. The matter is: how could I recover all the tabs I had on my Chrome/Firefox and the download lists/links on my Jdownloader program from the previous system?

The old HDD remains the same. I even tested it connecting it to the new system and all the files are the same. The replacement system is almost empty, tho.

I heard about installing the motherboard drivers into the HDD in order to this "new" motherboard to detect it.

Well, this is pretty much it. I'm needing to recover data from a installed program in a HDD, OR making a HDD with Windows 10 installed on to work on a different motherboard. Thanks in advance

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Google Chrome and Mozilla firefox do not open

Hi,

Thank you for being a part of Windows 10.

1. Are you able to open all the other programs in Windows 10?

2. Did you install the latest version of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox on your computer?

I would suggest you to install the latest Version of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox and check if the issue persists.

Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any other issues with Windows in future.

 

Google Chrome and Mozilla firefox do not open

I have installed windows 10 but both google chrome and Mozilla firefox do not open. I have reinstalled firefox with what is supposed to be able to open in windows 10 but nothing happens.

 

Mozilla a Partner, Not Competitor: Google Chrome Engineer

In what could be a sign of improving ties between Google and Mozilla, Peter Kasting, engineer in the Google Chrome web-browser development team referred to Mozilla as a partner, and not a competitor. The statement came in context of the recently-renewed search engine deal between the two, where Google pays Mozilla for setting Google as its primary search engine, both on its browser search bar, and its Firefox start page. Kasting also went to the extant of stating that Chrome isn't necessarily a profit-seeking operation by Google.

Kasting stated: "People never seem to understand why Google builds Chrome no matter how many times I try to pound it into their heads. It's very simple: the primary goal of Chrome is to make the web advance as much and as quickly as possible. It's completely irrelevant to this goal whether Chrome actually gains tons of users or whether instead the web advances because the other browser vendors step up their game and produce far better browsers. Either way the web gets better. Job done."

The Google Chrome engineer went on to add that Google is not worried about competition to Chrome, saying that Mozilla Firefox holds an important place in the web ecosystem and its advancement. "Firefox is an important product because it can be a different product with different design decisions and serve different users well," he added.

Source: TweakTown