There isn’t a documented Windows error code associated with 0x00000082. Here are some possibilities:

1. Non-Standard Error Code: It’s possible that 0x00000082 is a specific error code used by a particular program or device driver. Without context about where you encountered this code, it’s difficult to pinpoint the exact meaning.

2. Misinterpreted Code: There’s a chance the code you encountered might be misinterpreted or displayed incorrectly. Double-check the source of the error message to ensure it’s presented accurately.

3. Custom Error Code: In some cases, software developers might implement their own custom error codes for internal troubleshooting purposes. These codes wouldn’t necessarily correspond to standard Windows error messages.

If you can provide additional details about where you saw this code (specific program, device, etc.), I might be able to offer more specific guidance.

Here are some general approaches you can take depending on the context:

• Software Error Message: If you encountered this code within a specific program, search online for the program name and error code together. You might find information on forums or support websites that explain what the code means and how to fix it.
• Device Driver Issue: If you suspect the error is related to a device driver, try updating the driver for that device. You can usually find driver updates on the manufacturer’s website for your device.
• System Logs (For Advanced Users): Windows keeps system logs that might contain more details about the error. Event Viewer can be used to access these logs. While deciphering event viewer entries can be technical, searching for entries around the time you encountered the error code might provide clues.

If none of these suggestions help, consider reaching out to the software developer or device manufacturer for further assistance. They might have more information about the specific error code and how to resolve it.