Internet Explorer stores the sites you have bookmarked in a list called Favorites. By default, when you export your favorites, IE saves them to a file in your Documents folder. You can instead copy your favorites file to a thumb drive, also called a flash drive.
Step 1
Plug your thumb drive into an available USB port. Windows assigns a drive letter to the drive.
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Step 2
Open Internet Explorer on the desktop.
Step 3
Select the "Favorites" button.
Step 4
Choose "Import and Export" from the drop-down menu that opens.
Step 5
Select "Export to a File" in the Import/Export Settings box, then "Next."
Step 6
Choose "Favorites," then select "Next."
Step 7
Pick which favorites you want to export, then select "Next."
Step 8
Choose "Browse." Navigate to the drive letter assigned to your thumb drive. The drive letter may be E: or F: depending on the amount of storage devices in your computer system.
Step 9
Select "Save," then "Next."
Step 10
Choose "Finish."
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