A program on your computer tried to prepare a piece of hardware (or a virtual device) for use, but when it went looking for the instruction manual (the configuration), the manual was gone. The program panicked and threw error 0x0b .
How to reproduce (common scenarios)
The 0x0b code appears in Bluetooth-related errors on Linux systems, often involving the bluetoothd daemon. A typical message is "Failed to set mode: Rejected (0x0b)" or "Failed to set privacy: Rejected (0x0b)". internal error 0x0b interface config missing
Always check the system logs for the libvirtd service to get more detailed error information. A program on your computer tried to prepare
In 80% of cases, this error occurs because of . When you uninstall a VPN, remove VirtualBox, or reset a Linux container, the software sometimes fails to clean up its virtual network interfaces. The registry or driver store still points to a configuration that no longer exists. When a new application requests that configuration, the system responds with 0x0b . A typical message is "Failed to set mode: