The error code 0x00000032 can have two possible interpretations depending on the context:

1. SCCM Task Sequence Error (Windows System Center Configuration Manager):

In older versions of SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager), particularly those before Windows 10, the error code 0x00000032 might translate to “The request is not supported.” This error typically occurs during a task sequence when you add a “Restart Computer” step configured to boot from a specific boot image.

Troubleshooting Steps (SCCM):

1. Modify Restart Computer Step: Instead of setting the “Restart Computer” step to boot from the assigned boot image, choose the option to “Specify what to run after restart: the currently installed default operating system.” This ensures the task sequence resumes installing the next step after the restart without attempting to boot from a separate image.

2. Storage Spaces Error (Windows Vista and Later):

For Windows Vista and later versions, the error code 0x00000032 can indicate a problem with adding drives to a Storage Pool used in Storage Spaces. Storage Spaces allow combining multiple physical drives into a single logical storage unit.

Troubleshooting Steps (Storage Spaces):

1. Restart your computer: A simple restart can sometimes resolve temporary glitches that might be causing the issue.
2. Check Drive Connections: Ensure the drive you’re trying to add to the Storage Pool is securely connected to your system.
3. Verify Permissions: Make sure you have the necessary permissions to manage Storage Spaces and add drives to the pool.
4. Alternative Methods: Try adding the drive using the Disk Management tool instead of Storage Spaces.
5. Update Windows and Drivers: Keep your Windows system and storage controller drivers up-to-date.

Additional Considerations:

• Consult SCCM Documentation (if applicable): If you’re encountering the error within SCCM, refer to the official documentation or support resources for specific troubleshooting steps related to task sequence configuration and the “Restart Computer” step.
• Search Online Resources: Look for online resources or forums related to Storage Spaces errors and the 0x00000032 code for more specific solutions.

Remember: The specific troubleshooting steps will depend on whether you’re encountering the error within SCCM or while managing Storage Spaces.