PEERDIST_ERROR_INVALID_CONFIGURATION - 4063 (0xFDF)
A configuration value is invalid.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The error code PEERDIST_ERROR_INVALID_CONFIGURATION (4063, 0xFDF) indicates that a configuration value provided to the Peer Distribution service is not valid. This can occur when parameters or settings passed to the API are incorrect or do not meet the expected criteria.
Error Details
This error typically arises from one of several scenarios where the system expects specific values for certain configuration options, and these expectations are not met. The exact nature of the invalid configuration may vary depending on the context in which it is encountered.
Usage Context
The Peer Distribution service (PeerDist) is responsible for managing peer-to-peer content distribution within a network. This error can be triggered when attempting to configure or modify settings related to this service, such as specifying incorrect paths, file names, or other configuration parameters.
Developer Interpretation
When encountering PEERDIST_ERROR_INVALID_CONFIGURATION, developers should review the specific parameter or setting that was passed and ensure it adheres to the expected format and values. This error is generic in nature, meaning its exact cause can vary based on the context of the operation being performed.
Related Errors
ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND(3)ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER(87)ERROR_BAD_NETPATH(65)FAQ
Q: What does PEERDIST_ERROR_INVALID_CONFIGURATION mean?
A: It indicates that a configuration value provided to the Peer Distribution service is invalid.
Q: How can I resolve this error?
A: Review and correct the configuration parameters being passed to the Peer Distribution API. Ensure they meet the expected criteria as per the documentation.
Summary
PEERDIST_ERROR_INVALID_CONFIGURATION(4063, 0xFDF) is a generic error indicating an invalid configuration value in the Peer Distribution service. Developers should focus on validating and correcting the parameters passed to ensure compliance with the expected format and values.