how to fix issue "1 error is preventing your copilot from being published."

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I am trying to use copilot studio for Microsoft build challenge exercises. It is giving error "1 error is preventing your copilot from being published." How to fix this issue?

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Answer 2

Hi Hi Sudha Rani Dasari,

Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Q&A forum. 

The error message "1 error is preventing your copilot from being published" in Microsoft Copilot Studio, followed by "Your admin has turned off some features in this tenant," typically indicates that there is a restriction or policy set by your organization's administrator that is affecting your ability to publish your copilot. This is often related to Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies. 

Here's a step-by-step approach to address this issue: 

1.Check Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Policies: 

Your organization might have DLP policies that restrict certain actions or connectors. These policies are in place to prevent the loss or unauthorized sharing of sensitive data. 

Review the specific error message you received in detail. It might indicate which DLP policy is being violated. 

2.Consult the Documentation: 

Visit the Power Platform Solutions documentation for guidance on DLP policies and how they might be impacting your copilot. 

The documentation might provide insights or workarounds for common issues related to DLP policies. 

3.Submit a Request for Support: 

If you identify that the issue is indeed related to a DLP policy, you can submit a request for support through this link specifically for DLP-related issues. 

Provide detailed information about the error message and the actions you were trying to perform. 

4.Contact Your Administrator: 

Reach out to your organization's IT administrator or the person responsible for managing Power Platform and DLP policies. 

Share the exact error message and context with them. They may need to adjust the DLP policy or grant the necessary permissions for your copilot to be published. 

5.General Troubleshooting: 

Ensure that all necessary permissions and licenses are in place for using Microsoft Copilot Studio and its features. 

Sometimes, specific features or connectors required by the copilot might be disabled by your admin. Verify if this is the case and if they can be enabled temporarily for your task. 

6.Use Alternative Resources: 

If the error persists, you can also seek help from FrontDesk for any non-DLP related issues. 

Please feel free to contact us if you have any additional questions. If you found this answer helpful, please click the "Accept answer/Upvote" button so it can benefit other members of the Microsoft Q&A community. 

Thank you.