ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED - 592 (0x250)
{Data Not Accepted} The TDI client could not handle the data received during an indication.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The error ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED with the numeric code 592 and hex code 0x250 indicates that a Transport Driver Interface (TDI) client was unable to process data received during an indication. This suggests that the data format, content, or timing did not meet the expected criteria for handling by the TDI client.
Error Details
This error is commonly encountered in scenarios where data is being passed between network drivers and higher-level protocols or applications. The specific context can vary widely depending on the application layer and the nature of the data being transferred.
Usage Context
The ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED error typically occurs when a TDI client, such as a network protocol stack, receives data that it cannot process due to various reasons, including but not limited to:
- Invalid or unexpected data format
- Data corruption
- Exceeding expected data size limits
- Incorrect timing of the data reception
Developer Interpretation
Developers should interpret this error as an indication that the application or protocol stack is receiving data in a manner that it cannot handle. This could be due to incorrect parameter settings, invalid data being sent, or issues with the network communication itself.
Related Errors
ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER(1258)ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW(105)ERROR_BAD_NETPATH(67)
FAQ
Q: What does the ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED error mean?
A: It indicates that a TDI client could not handle the data received during an indication.
Q: How can I troubleshoot this issue?
A: Review the context of the data being sent and ensure it meets the expected format and size. Check for any network issues or misconfigurations in the application layer.
Summary
The ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED error is a generic indication that a TDI client could not process received data, which can occur due to various reasons such as invalid data format, corruption, or exceeding expected limits. Developers should focus on validating input and ensuring proper handling of network communications.