10 solutions found
0X8032000E This error fires when Windows Firewall blocks a call because you're inside an explicit transaction. Drop the transaction or use the direct API outside...
0X8032000D You're calling a transaction-bound WebPI function outside an explicit transaction. The fix is wrapping the call in a transaction scope or switching to...
0XC0220014 This Windows Filtering Platform error means you're calling an API on a layer that doesn't support it. I've seen it mostly with third-party firewalls o...
0XC022000C You're calling a Windows Filtering Platform API from a session that doesn't match the context. Means your app or driver is running in the wrong user s...
0X80320014 You're trying to shove a filter into a Windows Filtering Platform layer that doesn't support it. It's a dev or config mismatch. I'll show you the thre...
0XC0220027 This error means a firewall rule's condition value is the wrong type — string vs. integer, for example. Here's how to find and fix the bad rule fast....
0XC022002E This Windows error pops up when a firewall rule or VPN software uses a provider context that doesn't match the filtering layer. I'll show you how to t...
0X80320033 This WFP error means your filter or subscription template is too specific to ever match real traffic. Quick fix: loosen the match conditions or check ...
0X8032002E This error means Windows Filtering Platform can't use a filter context with the wrong layer. Real fix: delete orphaned WFP filters or re-register the ...
0X80320015 This Windows Firewall error means a user-mode app tried a kernel-mode-only call. The quick fix: disable the Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) connectio...