The error code 0x00000059 can have two possible interpretations depending on the context:

1. Microsoft Intune Error (More Likely):

In the context of Microsoft Intune, which is a mobile device management (MDM) service, the error code 0x00000059 often signifies an issue during the installation process of Microsoft 365 applications (like Word, Excel, PowerPoint) on user devices.

Here’s a breakdown of the causes and solutions for this scenario:

Causes:

• Conflicting Installations: The error can occur if there’s already a version of Microsoft 365 (Office 365) installed on the device, even if it’s a trial version or an older installation. Intune might detect this conflict and prevent the new installation from proceeding.
• Missing Dependencies: In some cases, missing system components or prerequisites required for Microsoft 365 installation might be causing the error.
• Intune Configuration Issues: Errors in the Intune configuration for deploying Microsoft 365 apps can also lead to the 0x00000059 error.

Solutions:

Here are some steps you can take if you’re encountering this error in an Intune environment (intended for IT administrators):

1. Check for Existing Office Installations: Ensure there are no pre-existing Office installations on the target devices. You might need to configure Intune to uninstall any conflicting versions before deploying the new installation.

2. Verify App Dependencies: Review the documentation for the specific version of Microsoft 365 you’re deploying to identify any required system components or prerequisites. Ensure these dependencies are met on the target devices.

3. Review Intune Configuration: Double-check your Intune configuration for deploying Microsoft 365 apps. Look for any errors or inconsistencies in the settings related to the application or deployment package.

4. Microsoft Documentation: Refer to Microsoft’s official documentation for troubleshooting Intune errors related to Microsoft 365 deployment: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/mem/intune/app-management/troubleshoot-app-install

2. GOM Player Error (Less Likely):

For regular users encountering this error code, it might be associated with the GOM Player media software. Here, the error 0x00000059 can indicate a runtime error within the GOM Player application.

Causes:

• Corrupted GOM Player Files: Damaged or missing files related to GOM Player can sometimes lead to runtime errors like 0x00000059.
• Software Conflicts: In rare cases, conflicts with other software on your system might interfere with GOM Player’s operation.

Solutions:

Here are some general troubleshooting steps you can try if you suspect a GOM Player issue (for regular users):

1. Restart GOM Player and Your Computer: A simple restart can sometimes resolve temporary glitches that might be causing the error.
2. Reinstall GOM Player: Try uninstalling and reinstalling GOM Player completely. This can help ensure you have a clean and functional installation.
3. Update GOM Player: Make sure you have the latest version of GOM Player installed. Updates can often include bug fixes that address runtime errors.
4. Check for Conflicting Software: If reinstalling GOM Player doesn’t resolve the issue, consider if any recently installed software might be conflicting with it. Try temporarily disabling other programs to see if the error persists.

Additional Considerations:

• The likelihood of encountering the 0x00000059 error with GOM Player is lower compared to the Microsoft Intune scenario.
• If you’re managing a large number of devices with Microsoft Intune, consulting Microsoft’s documentation and potentially seeking help from Microsoft support might be more efficient.

If you can provide more context about how you encountered the error code (e.g., while using Intune or GOM Player), I can offer more specific guidance.