How to Fix 0x801c03f3 Hybrid Azure AD Error

Re-enroll your device to Azure AD often fixes this issue

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Updated onOctober 21, 2024

updated onOctober 21, 2024

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When working on a project in Azure, you must register your device with the Azure account. If you have multiple devices and a single Azure account, you can use one to register all the devices.

However, sometimes it will happen that your device is not registering with your Azure account. This may be accompanied by the error code 0x801c03f3. You might be wondering how to fix this issue, so keep reading to find out how.

How do I fix error 0x801c03f3?

Start by checking your Office 365 subscription status. Make sure your device is connected to the internet and checkcheck whether TPM is on or offandupdate TPM.

1. Re-enroll the device in Azure

2. Re-sync your Azure account

Resynchronization can help get your devices back in sync with your Azure AD tenant.

3. Enable automatic enrolment

You don’t need to manually enroll devices in the directory when automatic enrollment is enabled. Automatic enrollment makes it easier for users to sign in from a new device and eliminates the need for administrators to enroll all new devices manually.

Elsewhere, you may run into an error80180002where you can’t join the Azure domain with your account, but we’ve already unpacked how to bypass this issue in our detailed article.

What is autopilot error code 801c03ed?

The error 0x801c03f3 is a common error that may occur when you try registering a device with Azure AD, but it keeps failing.

TheWindows Autopilotfeature is designed to make it easy for automatic registration. You can use Autopilot to automatically enroll new devices into your organization’s Azure AD tenant or to re-enroll existing devices.

However, when devices are brought back onto the network after being taken offline for a period of time, they can sometimes fail. That’s when you might get the error message thatthe device object by the given id is not found 0x801c03f3.

This brings us to the question of why the device is not registering. Below are some possible reasons:

That’s all we had for this error, but hopefully, your device has been able to register in Azure.

If you tried another solution that worked for you, share it with us in the comment section below.

How to Fix 0x801c03f3 Hybrid Azure AD Error#

How do I fix error 0x801c03f3?#

1. Re-enroll the device in Azure#

2. Re-sync your Azure account#

3. Enable automatic enrolment#

What is autopilot error code 801c03ed?#