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STATUS_PLATFORM_MANIFEST_NOT_AUTHORIZED
The manifest does not belong to the current platform trust state
A Platform Manifest is an allow-listing object used by Windows to decide which platform-specific files and catalogs are authorized. This status concerns the manifest as a whole: Windows located it, but the machine’s trust or platform identity does not authorize that manifest. It differs from a malformed file or a manifest with a bad signature.
Replacing individual blocked binaries cannot fix a manifest-level authorization mismatch. The relevant evidence is the manifest identity, machine servicing level, secure-boot and code-integrity state, and whether the file came from the correct OEM or Windows image for this device.
What to inspect
- Collect CodeIntegrity events and the exact path and identity of the manifest evaluated.
- Verify Windows edition, build, servicing level, firmware, and platform identifiers.
- Check whether an image, recovery partition, or system file set came from another device model.
- Restore the manifest only through supported Windows or OEM servicing.
References
- Microsoft Open Specifications: NTSTATUS values
- Microsoft Windows SDK metadata: ntstatus.h
- Microsoft: Code Integrity event log messages
- Microsoft: SignTool
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