The error code 0x00000035 indicates a problem related to network access. It translates to “The network path was not found.” This error can occur in various situations and with different software, but it generally signifies that your system is unable to locate a specific network resource.

Here’s a breakdown of the common causes, solutions, and additional resources to troubleshoot the 0x00000035 error:

Causes:

• Incorrect Network Path: The network path you’re trying to access might be misspelled, contain typos, or have incorrect syntax. Double-check the path for accuracy.
• Disconnected Network Connection: Ensure your computer has a stable network connection to the network where the resource resides.
• Firewall or Antivirus Blocking Access: Firewalls or antivirus software might be blocking access to the network resource. You might need to temporarily disable them (with caution) to see if it resolves the issue. Remember to re-enable them after troubleshooting.
• Permissions Issues: You might lack the necessary permissions to access the specific network resource. Verify with the administrator or owner of the resource if you have the appropriate access rights.
• Network Share Not Available: The network share or device you’re trying to access might be turned off, disconnected, or experiencing technical difficulties. Check with the network administrator to ensure the resource is available.
• Software-Specific Issues (Less Common): In some cases, the error might be related to a specific program or software you’re using. Consult the software’s documentation or support resources for troubleshooting steps relevant to that application.

Troubleshooting Steps:

Here are some general steps you can try to fix the 0x00000035 error:

1. Verify Network Connection:

   • Ensure your computer has a stable network connection (wired or Wi-Fi).
   • Try pinging the network address of the resource to see if your system can communicate with it. Instructions on pinging can be found online for your specific operating system.

2. Double-Check Network Path:

   • Meticulously examine the network path you’re trying to access for any typos, incorrect capitalization, or syntax errors.

3. Check Sharing Settings (if applicable):

   • If you’re trying to access a network share, make sure file and printer sharing is enabled on the device hosting the resource.

4. Temporarily Disable Firewall/Antivirus (with caution):

   • As a temporary test, try disabling your firewall or antivirus software to see if it’s blocking access. Remember to re-enable them after troubleshooting.

5. Check Permissions:

   • Verify with the administrator or owner of the network resource if you have the necessary permissions to access it.

Additional Considerations:

• Software-Specific Troubleshooting:
  • If you encountered the error within a specific program, search online for troubleshooting steps related to the software and the 0x00000035 error code.
• Network Administrator:
  • If none of these basic solutions work and you suspect issues with the network resource itself, contact the network administrator for further investigation.

Here are some additional resources that might be helpful:

• Knowledge base article about the error in IT Management Suite: https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/239868/tpx-how-to-download-receive-and-apply-a.html (This article specifically mentions encountering the 0x00000035 error while downloading packages)
• Discussion about the error code in BMC Software forum: https://docs.bmc.com/docs/bwf/troubleshooting-errors-812692471.html

Remember, the specific troubleshooting steps might vary depending on the context in which you encountered the error. If the solutions above don’t resolve the issue, providing more details about the situation (e.g., what program you were using when the error occurred, what network resource you were trying to access) can help narrow down the cause and find a more specific solution.