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Captivated and conquered have different meanings. I assume you want to say you liked her a lot and she had your full attention. So you need to use captivated and only "from" works with this verb tense.
"She captivated me the moment I met her."
"He was captivated by her beauty."
conquer (as one meaning):gain the love, admiration, or respect of a person or group of people : "The Beatles were to leave Liverpool and conquer the world."
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