Error Invalid Token 315 (0x13B): How to Fix it

If you’re a developer, you may encounter ERROR_INVALID_TOKEN while developing. This error can cause problems, but there are ways to fix it, and in this guide, we’ll show you how to fix it.

How can I fix ERROR_INVALID_TOKEN?

1. Change to different versions of libssl and libcrypto

1. Open your project.
2. Check if you’re using libssl or libcrypto.
3. If so, try using a different version and check if that solves the problem.

2. Change smb.conf

1. Open the smb.conf file
2. Next, set the following: min domain uid = 0
   
3. Save changes.

This issue happens due to the Samba update. The new parameter min domain uid = 1000 was introduced and this is the default value.

This affects privileged users, and they get uid 0 before the test is applied, thus causing the error to appear.

ERROR_INVALID_TOKEN is sometimes represented with the following message: 315 (0x13B) The token representing the data is invalid and if you ever encounter it, you can apply the same solutions.

Keep in mind that this is a rare error that usually affects the developers, so you probably won’t encounter it as an end user.

There are similar problems you can encounter, and we wrote about CORRUPT_ACCESS_TOKEN and ERROR_DUPLICATE_PRIVILEGES, so don’t miss their dedicated guides to see how to fix them.

We recently wrote about Error_Scope_Not_Found, so don’t miss it for more information.