How To Fix Error 0x80070043 The Network Name Was Not Found [Solution]

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How To Fix Error 0x80070043 The Network Name Was Not Found [Solution]

Several Windows users have been reaching us with questions after being unable to open a file stored on an external server or after trying to run certain applications (most commonly Windows Office). The error message that comes up is the 0x80070043 error.
The 0x80070043 error code will impact not only the performance speed of your computer but also the security of your operating system. This error primarily arises when Windows is unable to establish a connection with the external server where the files are stored. The causes can be varied, ranging from network connectivity issues to incorrect network configurations.

This Error Can Be Caused By Various Circumstances Such as:
1. Conditional error in Temp folder.
2. Damaged system files and system corruption.
3. SMB file transfer is not allowed.
4. Third-party interference issues.
5. Significant Operating System Corruption.

Commands Used In This Tutorial:
1. Run Gpedit Administrative Templates/System/Logon/ Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon/Enabled
2. %temp%

Issues Addressed In This Tutorial:
the network name cannot be found net use on windows
my wireless network name is not visible
WIFI network name not showing up
Error 0x80070043 The network name cannot be found
the network name cannot be found group policy
How to Fix 0x80070043 Error on Windows?
error the network name cannot be found
the network name was not found on windows 10
computer name/domain changes the network path was not found in windows 11
network name not showing up on windows
network name not found windows 11
the network name cannot be found windows 10

Solution: Enable Network Startup Local Policy:
1. Press the key Windows + R on the keyboard to open the Run box.
3. Unfold the Computer Configuration Administrative Templates System, and then click the Logon from the list.
4. Select Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon in the Setting from the right pane.
5. Click Edit policy setting in the middle or right-click Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon to choose Edit.
6. Check Enabled and then click Apply.
7. Restart your computer.

In other instances, the problem could stem from Windows security settings or firewall configurations that block access to the server. Misconfigurations in the Windows Registry can also lead to this error, as can outdated or corrupt network drivers.

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