@burnout426 @yanta said in transfer opera info: @burnout426 Yes, at least according to the description, ChromePass should also be able to read the passwords in question under the special circumstances on nexttooprahandthequeen's computer. As for booting from the Windows 7 hard drive, I had concerns at first because @nexttooprahandthequeen wrote that his new motherboard/CPU were claimed to be incompatible with Windows 7, but after your post here, I also think this will still be an good option for him if ChromePass fails. That is why I am actually optimistic that he will be able to recover his passwords. So good luck for him! good news people! I just realized not a single website login info saved on that opera profile is important to me whatsoever because I use chrome for all of my web activity! Now I would like thank the two of you, and not just thank the regular way, but actually note that you two are one of the few people in my long history of tech support seeking (I'm very far from being a tech person) who managed to offer so much help and compassion over this matter. You are truly brilliant for caring that much and I want to express my sincere gratitude. It would be nice if we could become friends and stay connected somewhere, provided you'd want that of course. Either way, what you do is noble and you deserve praise for that

Hello, thanks for your help. It's Windows 7, no updates recently. No opera.exe processes are running. I tried to install it like you said, but it didn't work either. All user accounts are effected.

Yes, it is just with Excel. I tried with Word and it worked fine. With my personal PC, it works. I do not understand. Is there anything wrong with the Excel version (we use Excel 2007) ?

When I goto "Menu -> Help -> About Opera" to check for updates and install an update, before I click the "Relaunch" button, I wait a while to make sure Opera's really done installing the update. Otherwise, restarting won't show the new update. You shouldn't really have to do that though since Opera changed things to only show the relaunch button once the auto-updater is done installing the update. But, I wait a bit anyway just in case and don't have any problems. Are you talking about where Opera has a red dot on the menu button to tell you that it has already updated and you just have to restart Opera? @panosv said in Every new update need more that one restart of the browser: So, i need to do something with the files inside the Opera folder? If just waiting longer to restart doesn't work, I'd uninstall Opera while keeping your data. Then, I'd delete all files and folders in "C:\windows\temp" and "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\local\temp". Then, I'd load the windows task scheduler and delete any autoupdate tasks that remain. Then, I'd reinstall Opera and you should be good to go I'd think.

Sounds like you just need to organize your bookmarks now. Goto the URL opera://bookmarks. Under "other bookmarks" in the left-hand pane, click a folder that has "imported" in its name. The bookmarks and folders for that imported folder will show in the right-hand pane. In the right-hand pane, select all bookmarks and folders by left-clicking in a blank spot below the horizontal line on the page and hitting ctrl + a. Then, drag the selection to "other bookmarks" in the left-hand pane to move all of them out of the imported folder. Repeat that with other folders with "imported" in their names. Then, when you're done, all the "imported" folders will be empty where you can right-click them and move them to the trash. You can then right-click the trash and empty it. For any "Bookmarks bar" folders that were created on import, drag their contents to the main "bookmarks bar" folder in the left-hand pane to move them out of the imported folders. Then, you can move all those empty folders to the trash again. Also, in the right-hand pane, you have the option to edit the names of any folders you want. Also, if there are any folders that contain all duplicates, you can just move the folder to the trash.

@whapn Then just click on Do not show again if you don't want to see such suggestion one other time.

If there's a fix soon then can put up with the problem for a while. Letting us permanently disable bookmark bar would be nice, hate toolbars or anything that takes up extra space on the screen.

From Opera 65 developer changelog: DNA-80584 Closing active tab – the last active tab should be shown

thanks @jpstotz + @leocg

Partial fix in https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-65/#b3459.0, but there's a little more to do, so sit tight.

Sometimes the new bookmark is left on bookmark bar. Like it is in this topic.

[BUG] Creating of a bookmark causes displaying of Bookmark bar

Hello I installed the drivers but were old (KB3010081) Thank you very much. Now everything is ok best regards

@kevosings As far as I know, you can use the address bar. If any of your Speed Dials match the criteria, it will show up in the drop-down list.

It seems that Opera is having trouble reading its profile directory. By default, that should be located at "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable". You should check the properties of the Opera Software folder and all of its folders and files in it to make sure things are not set to read only and that your Windows user account has access to read, write files in there. One thing I'd just try first is to rename the "Opera Stable" folder while Opera is closed. Then, start Opera up and it'll create a new profile for you. If that works, then it's something messed up with the old folder. If it still doesn't work, you can uninstall Opera and reinstall it. If that still doesn't work, I'd try looking for things outside of Opera that are causing it. You can also create a new user account on Windows to test with and see if Opera runs fine there. I don't know what version of Windows you have though.