Missing from the desktop - Computers & Internet

- try to check all cables
- try to restore the file from floppy/cd

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Here is thread that may be helpful...
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-system/missing-boot-manager/6d2d2f04-8b02-446c-8045-f3638f2ca600
and this...
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbyerrormessage/a/bootmgr-is-missing.htm

Right click the mouse and select "desktop". This will display your desktop icons.

I would see if there's an unlocked window or signs of forced entry into your home. This is how my subwoofer went missing five years ago.

that is important file for the boot process and since it's missing you will need to reinstall the operating system.

Wireless or USB? First thing to test is to turn off the PC firewall... you should also look in the Help section of Missing Sync on the PC, there is a 'Fix Connection' button. Go ahead and try to select that and also try to sync again as that restarts all the Missing Sync background processes. It will take a few seconds to restart things and you will get a popup letting you know when its done. Then, try to sync again.

If still not syncing, I would try to start the process over, from the beginning.

1. On your device, Unpair with the desktop (in Missing Sync)...if you are paired
2. Reboot your device
3. Reboot your desktop
4. Verify both device and desktop connected to the WiFi router and you have internet access (can browse the web)On the device, also check this: Settings>Wifi>Wireless Controls> Wifi.
5. Run the Setup Assistant, in Missing Sync on the desktop and it will generate a PassKey
6. Launch Missing Sync on the phone and enter this passkey, and hit the 'Pair' button
7. Now try to sync... Contacts and Calendar syncing are initiated on the phone and synced wirelessly (WiFi or Bluetooth) and not over USB .. Media syncs using the USB cable and its initiated on the desktop.

A frozen computer is an indication of least memory capacity. aslo, a frozen program during computer restoration is an indication that no hard drive exists in the motherboard on which programs would be loaded onto the desktop.

The computer is missing two parts
1. a hard drive storage
2. a disk driver on which programs would be downloaded on the computer

fixing the problem
1. first perform a hardware parts observation
2. acquire missing parts

Try to uninstall and reinstall the display drivers. For the desktop icons, right click desktop->Arrange icons by->show desktop icons.

here is the download site:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sp2/default.mspx