ERROR_POLICY_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND - 8219 (0x201B)

Technical Meaning

The ERROR_POLICY_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND error (8219, 0x201B) indicates that a requested policy object could not be located within the system's configuration. This error is typically encountered when attempting to access or modify a policy setting that does not exist in the current context.

Error Details

This error code suggests that the specified policy object identifier was not found, which can occur for several reasons, such as incorrect object names, missing configurations, or misconfigured security policies. The term 'policy object' refers to specific entities within the Windows Security Policy framework, including user rights assignments, registry settings, and other administrative configurations.

Usage Context

This error is commonly encountered in scenarios where a policy setting is being queried or modified by an application or script. It can also be observed when attempting to enforce or apply policies that are not defined within the current security context of the system.

Developer Interpretation

Developers should interpret this error as indicating that the specified policy object does not exist in the configuration space they are querying. This could mean that the object name is incorrect, the policy has been removed, or the application lacks sufficient permissions to access the required policy setting.

Related Errors

• ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER (1208): Indicates a parameter passed to a function was invalid.
• ERROR_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND (695): Suggests that an object name could not be found in the system.

FAQ

Q: What does the ERROR_POLICY_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND error mean?

A: This error indicates that the specified policy object could not be located within the current configuration context. It suggests that either the object identifier is incorrect, or the policy has been removed or misconfigured.

Q: How can I resolve this issue?

A: Verify the correctness of the policy object name and ensure that the required policies are properly configured in the system. Check for any typos or mismatches between the expected and actual names.

Summary

The ERROR_POLICY_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND error (8219, 0x201B) is a specific technical issue indicating that a requested policy object does not exist within the current configuration context. Developers should ensure correct naming conventions and proper policy configurations to avoid this error.