Error Data Not Accepted 592 (0x250): Fix it With 5 Steps

Inspecting the logs will help you pinpoint the cause of this error

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ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED error code usually affects administrators, but if you ever encounter this issue, this guide has all the information available that can help you fix it.

How can I fix ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED?

Before we try anything else, ensure that your TDI client, related drivers, and operating system are up to date.

1. Check the logs

  1. If the application is generating a log file, inspect it to learn what events led to this issue.
  2. Press the Windows key + X and choose Event Viewer.
    event viewer id 5136
  3. Next, go to Windows Logs and select System or Application.
    System Event viewer 0x80070000
  4. Look for any events that occurred before the error and try to resolve them.

2. Check the CPU and memory usage

  1. Open Task Manager. You can do that with Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
  2. Look for high memory or CPU usage.
  3. If your CPU and memory usage is high, the TDI client might not have enough resources to process the data.
  4. Check if other processes are using your resources and causing bottlenecks.

3.  Validate buffer management

  1. Examine how the application or TDI client manages data buffers.
  2. If possible, analyze the code and look for buffers. Ensure they can handle peak data loads. Implement error handling that will handle buffer overflows.
  3. Add mechanisms such as queuing, throttling, or dropping older data to handle large amounts of data.

4. Analyze network traffic

  1. Use tools such as Wireshark to inspect incoming network traffic.
  2. Look at the size, type, and frequency of the packets that are sent to TDI.
  3. Look for any malformed packets, unusual traffic patterns, protocol mismatches, or excessive traffic.

5. Debug the application

  1. Use a debugger and navigate through the data handling code.
  2. Ensure that the application is handling errors properly by rejecting or deferring data when resources are low.
  3. Use detailed logging for data reception to pinpoint the cause of the problem.

ERROR_DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED also comes with 592 (0x250) {Data Not Accepted} The TDI client could not handle the data received during an indication message, and it can be easily recognized.

Inspecting your resource usage and adjusting the code can fix this, but if possible, try to move away from TDI, since it’s an outdated interface that isn’t supported by modern versions of Windows.

This isn’t the only error, we also wrote about ERROR_RECEIVE_PARTIAL and ERROR_RECEIVE_EXPEDITED in our previous guides, so don’t miss them.

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