ERROR_NO_RANGES_PROCESSED - 312 (0x138)
No ranges for the specified operation were able to be processed.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The error code ERROR_NO_RANGES_PROCESSED (312, 0x138) indicates that the operation attempted did not result in any ranges being processed. This typically means that the specified criteria or parameters for the operation did not match any existing data or configuration.
Error Details
This error is returned when an operation expecting to process a range of values or objects does not find any valid entries based on the provided input. For example, this could occur in scenarios where a file system operation expects to modify or access specific ranges within a file but finds no such ranges exist.
Usage Context
This error can be encountered in various contexts, including but not limited to:
- File system operations that expect to process certain ranges of files or directories.
- Access control operations where the specified criteria do not match any existing permissions.
- Parameter validation scenarios where the input parameters do not correspond to any valid range within a given dataset.
Developer Interpretation
When encountering ERROR_NO_RANGES_PROCESSED, developers should interpret it as an indication that no matching ranges were found for the operation. This could be due to incorrect parameter values, invalid object types, or other conditions where the specified criteria do not align with the existing data or configuration.
Related Errors
- ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER (141)
- ERROR_NO_SUCH_FILE (2)
- ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED (5)
FAQ
Q: What does ERROR_NO_RANGES_PROCESSED mean?
A: It indicates that the operation did not find any matching ranges based on the provided input parameters.
Q: How can I troubleshoot this error?
A: Review the context of the operation and ensure that the parameters are correctly specified. Verify that the object types match the expected criteria, and check for any data corruption or incorrect usage contexts.
Summary
ERROR_NO_RANGES_PROCESSED (312) is a generic error indicating that no matching ranges were found for an operation. Developers should focus on validating input parameters and ensuring that the specified criteria align with the existing data or configuration to resolve this issue.