I was able to check the HJ backups. The N3 entries weren't there. The only other process that i am aware of that was running between the HJ log last night when the N3 entries were present and the log this morning was the AVG virus scan and the spybot scan that were scheduled to run automatically. Is it possible either of these programs could have deleted these entries ? If not, are you aware of any other way i could restore these entries ?

Also, I am still receiving the internal application error when i attempt to open windows media player.

I was able to retrieve the netscape profiles by correcting the path to the mail folders in the directory field of the server settings. However, i still have not been able to recover the bookmarks.

Still receiving internal application error when accessing windows media player.

I have no idea regarding your mail. WMP may need reinstalling .

As caperjack said in Post #5, you need to get the Critical Updates for your computer from Windows Update. There are also updates for Media Player which may correct your problem.

It's been too long since I've worked with Netscape; I don't remember where the Bookmarks are stored. You may have better luck posting that question in the Software forum. And the Media Player too, if the Updates don't work.

I was able to locate the bookmarks in the profile folder by following path thru documents & settings, application data, mozilla, profiles and then selecting the correct bookmark file and using the import command in Manage bookmarks.

This wmp error is becoming frustrating i have tried deleting all existing wmp files and installing new ver. 10. Also tried removing wmp from add/remove programs and reinstalling v.10. But still get internal application error. I tend to believe that it is not compatible with some other program i am running. I don't know what else could continually be causing this error.

Is it a file association problem? Go to control panel\folder options and hit the file types Tab. Scroll down to these file types and make sure they are registered to open with WMP;

WM
WMA
WMV

There are a few more, but this should see if that's the cause.

I checked the file types you listed and they are all registered to open with wmp