0x80092013 | Certificate revocation check failed

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Feb 27, 2026

Summary

Windows could not complete certificate revocation checking, often because the revocation server could not be reached.

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What This Code Means

0x80092013 indicates a failure during certificate revocation checking. When validating certificates, Windows may attempt to check CRL/OCSP endpoints to confirm the certificate has not been revoked. If those endpoints are unreachable or blocked, validation can fail.

Where Users Usually See This Code

TLS/SSL connections from Windows components
Code signing and installer validation
Smart card and certificate enrollment flows

Why This Code Appears

CRL/OCSP endpoints are blocked by firewall/proxy
Network restrictions prevent outbound access
Certificate chain contains unreachable revocation URLs

What Typically Happens Next

The secure operation fails until revocation checking can complete

What This Code Is Not

It is not a “wrong password” login error
It is not always a bad certificate

Troubleshooting Checklist

□ Verify system time/date
□ Confirm the network allows access to revocation endpoints required by the certificate chain
□ In managed environments, coordinate proxy/firewall allowances with IT

Notes And Edge Cases

Security policies vary; some environments enforce revocation checks strictly and require outbound access for validation.

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