Featuremanager corruption pop up was appearing on my desktop

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when you boot does it pop up with any additional information such as "No bootable disk found" or "corrupt MBR"

If you get no bootable disk it is the HDD has failed
if you get Corrupt MBR then you need to reinstall windows

if nether of these appear and the system just hangs on the DOS start screen then it could possible be your RAM at fault

To enable those missing icons, right click on your desktop and choose Properties. Clickon the Desktop tab and hit the Customize Desktop button.Next, under the General tab, check off any of the icons youwant to appear on your desktop.

It looks like the window files are corrupt or the hard drive is in trouble. Remove hardware and reseat it back into place. If no! try reloading your operational windows if available, if no result! hard drive should be assessed for a replacement.

Hello.

Sounds like the update was corrupted or had corrupted files.

Boot your system to Safe Mode (press F8 repeatedly). Go to System Restore and choose a date when your system worked OK. Note: with System Restore, all your updates will roll back to that date.

Hope this resolves your problem.

When you power up the computer press F8 key then enter in safe mode.
Then go t ostartmenu then run type in run "chkdsk /r"
then press "y"
then restart computer then it fix error on harddisk.

Let me know if you need more assistanse.
Thanks.

I received a pop-up that said, '' Corruption hads been found detected in Feature Manager, back-up file has been loaded. Sierra Wireless Aircard 881 Most of the time you can repair the feature file by opening and closing AT&T Communication Manager (ACM). If that doesn't work try this... 1. Close ACM. 2. On you computer browse to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Communication Manager. 3. Delete the files called featuremanager.xml.rc4 and featuremanagerBackup.xml.RC4. 4. Open ACM. 5. If your still having the problem delete the entire Communication Manager directory in Application Data. 6. Uninstall and Reinstall ACM.
Try this and let me know if it helped you Thank you, Techlahj

If the machine is a Dell with DellControlPoint, open start, run then type msconfig and hit enter. Choose the Startup tab and find the startup item named "Dell" with the Command from "C:\Program Files\Dell\Dell Control Point\Connection Manager\Dell.UCM.exe" and uncheck the box. Hit Ok, then reboot your computer.

hi sir i think that there is an incompatibility problem or have you tried increassing the RAM?

try to restore the pc back to when it was working ok.

good luck
Terry