- Windows Cannot Find C Windows System32 Optional Features Exercise
- Windows Cannot Find C Windows System32 Optional Features Exercises
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System File Checker is a utility included with every Windows version that allows you scan and restore corrupted system files. Use the SFC tool to fix missing or corrupt OptionalFeatures.exe files (Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10): Hit the Windows Start button. In the search box, type ' cmd ' but DO NOT PRESS 'ENTER'.
I got a computer from a client yesterday and when I started to repair it, I couldn’t access hardly any of the tools in Control Panel (Windows XP). I kept getting the error message:
“Windows cannot find C:Windowssystem32rundll32.exe”
- OptionalFeatures.exe is non-existent in System32 folder. Hi all, I have been visiting the forums for sometime now and looking up various fixes and what not, but I joined today to see if any one can help me out here. As the title says, there is no OptionalFeatures.exe in my System32 folder. I recently let a friend of mine install 7 on my laptop (I have been on XP since its launch).
- Windows cannot find c: windows system32 slui.exe. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.
- Windows cannot find “C: Windows system32 SpoonUninstall.exe”. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again Then try uninstalling using the old Control Panel “Programs and Features” instead of the modern UI “Settings/Apps & Feature”. The details – so you can be sure the same applies to you.
Obviously I was missing the rundll.exe process. Rundll32.exe is a process that allows dynamic link libraries (DLLs) to be executed. Many system DLLs contain entry points for external use. These include the control panel, as well as Shell32.dll, which allows you to bring up windows such as the “Open with…” dialog. This process is a system process that is essential to the system’s proper operation.
I don’t really know how this file was lost (often malware can “knock it out”), but I knew that I had to get it back onto the computer if I wanted to proceed with the “fix”. Here is what I did:
1) I went into the c:windowssystem32dllcache folder and found the rundll.exe file.
2) I copied the rundll.exe file and pasted it into the c:windowssystem32 folder (this is where it should be by default, this is where you want it to be).
Fe electrical review manual pdf. 3) I rebooted the machine.
4) I was no longer in “.dll hell”, everything worked great and I was able to access Control Panel and complete the “fix”.
Professor Randy says:Don’t go to .dll hell! Replace any missing .dll files and you’ll be in heaven!
Windows Cannot Find C Windows System32 Optional Features Exercise
If when trying to uninstall an application, you receive the error: Novecento wide free.
- Windows cannot find “C:Windowssystem32SpoonUninstall.exe”. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again
Then try uninstalling using the old Control Panel “Programs and Features” instead of the modern UI “Settings/Apps & Feature”.
Windows Cannot Find C Windows System32 Optional Features Exercises
I installed OpenDHCP Server on a demo Windows Server 2019. After I had finished testing, I wanted to uninstall to tidy things up. (Google research indicates that this problem applies to a number of other applications)
- Using the “modern UI” Settings/Apps & Features
- I clicked Uninstall and received an error (C:Windowssystem32SpoonUninstall.exe”. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.)
- After a bit of “google research” I changed to the old Control Panel, Programs and Features tool
- Windows Key, then start typing “Control Panel”
- Click on Programs/Uninstall a Program
- After selecting the OpenDHCPServer item I was prompted to uninstall
- And this time all OK
- And checking the program list in both places (Modern UI and Control Panel) shows that OpenDHCPServer is gone as well as the install directory on C: