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This error appears only on W11 24H2 in Event log:
"ID 5719
This computer was not able to set up a secure session with a domain controller in domain <Our company> due to the following:
An internal error occurred."
This error does not apper on W11 23H2 and earlier systems. Error appears even when I restart servrice NETLOGON, so there can not be problems with any timeouts. Error started in the middle of 10/2024, when I upgraded computers to W11 24H2. I tried everythig from this page, but nothing helps. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/group-policy/netlogon-event-id-5719-or-group-policy-event-1129
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Same problem here - side effect is that some GPO are not working
When I debbug NETLOGON, these are the only errors I can find in the netlogon.log. Realy don't know, what these errors means and there is nothing to find on the web.
01/27 14:18:59 [ERROR] [13884] NlpGenerateIumBoundMachineAuthCert: Provisioning interface not responding; treating as if IUM weren't available: 1722
01/27 14:18:59 [MISC] [13884] NlpStoreKeyInDS: IUM Provisioning interface not up.
01/27 14:18:59 [ERROR] [13884] NlpStoreKeyInDS: No machine bound certificate could be created: 1722
01/27 14:18:59 [ERROR] [13884] NlProvisionMachineAuthKey: Unable to store auth key in DS: 1722
Please MS, help as with this problem, many admins complain about this new 5719 error.
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Same problem here. It's not working and Kerberos fails to authenticate with dc. I also tried all available solutions without success.
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Same problem here, all works fine, except for an application that communicates with component services (Timeismoney), which then has no permission, otherwise everything works in the network. No error is logged for the application. The strange thing is, it is only temporary, and if the 24H2 update is removed, the error 5719 is gone and the application always works. MS please help!
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Same issue here for us. We noticed that our machine passwords are not updating after 30 days in AD if they are on 24H2. Our 23H2 machines are correctly changing their machine password. I installed Janurary's preview build (26100.3037) and the issue is still there. Running Test-ComputerSecureChannel comes back true for all of them.
Anyone have updates on this? I know some might have opened a ticket with Microsoft.
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Bonjour.
Any news about this problem ?
I have it also on my network.
Everything was ok before the 24H2 version and now we have the error 5719 on these computers.
Thanks.
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Hello to everybody.
I'm havng the same problem: ID error 5719 on logon/boot and then the ID error 4321 every 5 minutes. All PCs with Windows 11 in domain have these errors and no domain's group policy was applied. No access to windows shares by UNC but only by the IP address.
Thanks
This seems to be a different problem with DNS configuration. You should create a new Question.
The issue we are seeing is the Netlogon error 5719 when the machine is restarted or the Netlogon service is restarted. It also seems to prevent the computer's machine password from updating in AD.
Hello "CSAD",
thanks for your post. I'm not sure: the ID error is the same (5719) and the PCs are in a domain. I should think that this error is the cause of ID error 4321 because there is a HD mapping in a group policy. The network shares are unreachable by UNC but if try to connect to them by IP they are ok.
Ciao!
Hello Antony, could you try to add a new group policy (for example to map a network share)? I think it will not propagate to that PC.