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STATUS_GRAPHICS_OPM_INVALID_CONFIGURATION_REQUEST
The OPM configuration request is invalid
STATUS_GRAPHICS_OPM_INVALID_CONFIGURATION_REQUEST is a Windows NTSTATUS value from the graphics/display facility. In this group, the status is tied to protected video output, OPM/COPP compatibility, PVP certificate validation, output-protection hardware, or the monitor configuration path.
Configuring a protected output passes a request GUID and parameter block to the display miniport driver. This status means the configuration request is not valid for the protected output, current semantics, sequence/protocol state, or connector capability.
Diagnose the request envelope first: configuration GUID, parameter length, protection level, semantic mode, and current output state. A malformed or out-of-order configure request can fail before the driver ever attempts to turn on HDCP, ACP, CGMS-A, DPCP, or another protection mechanism.
What to check
- Dump the configure GUID, parameter bytes length, sequence number, and requested protection level.
- Check that the request belongs to the same OPM/COPP semantic model as the handle.
- Query capabilities before configuring protection and compare the requested level with the supported set.
References
- Microsoft: Configuring a protected output
- Microsoft: Handling protection levels with OPM
- Microsoft: Using Output Protection Manager
- Microsoft: MS-ERREF NTSTATUS values
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