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I am "new" to bitcoin but bought some years ago and forgot about them... today by misstake i refund my wallet on my old netbook and it have nearly 4 btc  ;D now the question:

Where is a secure wallet to transfer them?

There are several ways. Do you have a computer you can use that remains offline? Electrum or Bitcoin Armory are safe options that allow you to store the BTC offline or on an online computer (to spend them). If you want to be completely safe. Go to https://www.bitaddress.org/ (https://www.bitaddress.org/) save that page on a flash drive and create a random wallet on an offline computer (boot via live CD). Then write down the private key (don't store them where they may be exposed to the internet)

Oh really,you can use the easiest one blockchain.info.I personally use it and it's secure too unless you are not cautious of phishing

The easiest way IMO is to create a paper wallet without internet connection.
You can follow the steps in http://www.coindesk.com/information/paper-wallet-tutorial/

you can use blockchain for simply, or you can use armory for best security  ::)

Isnt bitcoin qt more secure than armoy??

blockchain is good i use it myself buy make sure to enable 2FA

Not really IMO.
There are some nice features in Armory such as GPU-resistant wallet encryption and m-of-n wallet which make it more secure.

Keep the wallet in your old notebook then print the private key. You don't use your old computer it seems, and the coins are safe so far.

electrum is better than both, you can spend bitcoin via offline storage