ERROR_SECUREBOOT_INVALID_POLICY - 4422 (0x1146)

Introduction

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the Windows error code ERROR_SECUREBOOT_INVALID_POLICY with numeric value 4422 and hexadecimal representation 0x1146. It focuses on the technical meaning, context, and developer interpretation.

Technical Meaning

The ERROR_SECUREBOOT_INVALID_POLICY indicates that there is an issue with the Secure Boot policy configuration in the system. This error typically occurs when the Secure Boot settings are not correctly configured or are inconsistent with the current state of the system.

Error Details

• Error Name: ERROR_SECUREBOOT_INVALID_POLICY
• Numeric Code: 4422 (0x1146)
• Short Description: The Secure Boot policy is invalid.

Usage Context

This error can occur in various scenarios, such as when attempting to update the firmware or drivers on a system that uses Secure Boot. It may also appear during system initialization if there are inconsistencies between the Secure Boot settings and the current state of the system.

Developer Interpretation

Developers should interpret this error as an indication that the Secure Boot policy is not correctly configured. This could be due to incorrect parameter values, unsupported operations, or other issues related to the Secure Boot configuration. Developers should ensure that all Secure Boot policies are properly set and consistent with the system requirements.

Related Errors

• ERROR_SECUREBOOT_DISABLED (4418, 0x113A): Indicates that Secure Boot is disabled.
• ERROR_SECUREBOOT_NOT_SUPPORTED (4420, 0x113C): Indicates that Secure Boot is not supported on the system.

FAQ

Q: What does ERROR_SECUREBOOT_INVALID_POLICY mean?

A: This error indicates an invalid configuration of the Secure Boot policy in the system. It suggests that there are inconsistencies or incorrect settings related to Secure Boot.

Q: How can I resolve this issue?

A: Ensure that all Secure Boot policies are correctly configured and consistent with the system requirements. Check for any unsupported operations or incorrect parameter values.

Summary

The ERROR_SECUREBOOT_INVALID_POLICY error indicates an invalid configuration of the Secure Boot policy in the system. Developers should ensure proper configuration to avoid this issue during system initialization or firmware updates.