Well you haven't specified where the bookmarks are you want to import. If they are in Firefox, activate that copy of Firefox, then go to "organize bookmarks" then to "file" then to "export". Put this export on some medium you can move, memory stick, network...and do the same on the new Firefox except click "import" and browse for the file you just exported.

yes it always creates a backup so the latest dated one would be the one to use just follow those directions bob gave you and point it to the latest dated one like the 8-10 one you mentioned). also if anything else seems quirky you might want to do a system restore instead so you fix anything else that might have got scrambled, that may fix your firefox too so you may want to try that first. just do start, all programs, accessories,system tools , system restore, restore to an earlier date, select the date just before that blue screen happened and have it restore to that point. it will reboot and take a little longer, if you are not happy after you try that you can always tell it to just go back each one is undoable. IT might have wiped out your entire firefox profile, try the system restore first.

I just did this last week for my new laptop. To export Bookmarks: Go to the top row of the Firefox window...The one with File,Edit,History... Click on Bookmarks, then select "Organize Bookmark" A window will open...in the top line...click on "Import and Backup" then select Import. It will ask you for a file to copy to.. To restore the bookmarks onto the new laptop, follow the same steps, and select restore. Good Luck....it really works nice. The hardest part is finding where to do it.

Is the profile you found in the correct place ? If so, just use the Profile Manager as I suggested above - that's what it's for. You can copy and paste files in, and it might work, but historically that has led to some problems in Firefox. I have done it though. If you use the Profile Manager, you can be sure Firefox "knows" about a different profile. Are you having trouble with that ? (Btw, even if the profile is in an atypical place it will still be loaded by FF and run fine. I actually put my profiles in a different place that I like to keep them.) I don't quite understand your reply to me, "I took it to finding Firefox profiles if it can't be accessed through Firefox." If this clarifies any, you can't run the Profile Manager while Firefox is running. You have to close FF, start the Profile Manager as is explained in the either of the articles, then choose a different profile as the default. It's pretty easy actually. To start the Profile Manager, in the Start>>Run dialog box, type in: firefox.exe -p