What does HRESULT 0xC00D118F (NS_E_PDA_TITLE_COLLISION) mean?

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Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because a file with the same name already exists on the device. Change the file name or try to sync the file to a different folder.%0

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NS_E_PDA_OBSOLETE_SP	NS_E_PDA_DEVICESUPPORTDISABLED

NS_E_PDA_TITLE_COLLISION

One target name already exists

NS_E_PDA_TITLE_COLLISION (0xC00D118F) means the current sync item maps to a device path/name that is already occupied. It is an item-level naming conflict, not a general device-capacity failure.

Preserve both identities

Record source item ID, proposed target directory and filename, existing target item identity, and the naming rule that generated the destination. Case folding or filename normalization can create collisions even when source names look different.

Fix one name mapping

Rename the item or choose a different target folder through the supported sync configuration, then retry that item. If the engine reports that many generated names collide, use NS_E_PDA_TOO_MANY_FILE_COLLISIONS as the broader naming-policy signal.

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