OR_INVALID_OID - 1911 (0x777)
The object specified was not found.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The OR_INVALID_OID error indicates that a specified object identifier (OID) was not found. This can occur in various contexts where an OID is expected, such as network configuration or system management.
Error Details
This error code is returned when the system encounters a situation where it cannot locate the requested object based on its OID. The OID typically refers to a unique identifier used within specific subsystems of the Windows operating system for managing objects like network interfaces, security principals, or other system components.
Usage Context
The OR_INVALID_OID error can be encountered in various scenarios, such as when attempting to configure or manage network settings, access security-related information, or interact with system management tools. The exact context depends on the specific API or function that generated the error.
Developer Interpretation
When encountering an OR_INVALID_OID error, developers should consider the following:
- Verify that the OID provided is correct and matches the expected format for the operation being performed.
- Ensure that the object corresponding to the OID exists in the system. This could involve checking if the object has been properly created or initialized.
- Review any configuration settings or parameters passed to the function, as incorrect values can lead to this error.
Related Errors
ERROR_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND(2)ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER(87)ERROR_NO_SUCH_DEVICE_OR_ADDRESS(19)
FAQ
Q: What does the OR_INVALID_OID error mean?
A: The error indicates that a specified object identifier was not found.
Q: How can I resolve this issue?
A: Verify the OID and ensure the corresponding object exists in the system. Check configuration settings and parameters for correctness.
Summary
The OR_INVALID_OID error is a generic indication that an expected object could not be located based on its OID. Developers should focus on validating inputs, ensuring correct object existence, and reviewing related configurations to resolve this issue.