5 Quick Ways to Fix Error 51(0x33) ERROR_REM_NOT_LIST

Access your network resources with a quick registry cleanup

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Published onSeptember 4, 2024

published onSeptember 4, 2024

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ERROR_REM_NOT_LIST may occur when you try to access a network resource but Windows cannot find the network path.

Most of the time, the network path may be incorrect or the destination computer has been turned off. It is also possible that your network configuration is incorrect especially if a recent power failure occurred.

How do I fix ERROR_REM_NOT_LIST?

1. Run the DISM and SFC scans

2. Run a virus scan

3. Address driver issues

3.1 Update your network drivers

3.2 Reinstall your network drivers

3.3 Roll back to a previous network driver

4. Clean the Registry

If the ERROR_REM_NOT_LIST error occurred because of an incorrect network path, cleaning the registry can help restore the default configuration settings that presented errors when accessing these resources.

5. Perform a System Restore

If you’re out of luck with the above steps, you may have to go for theclean install of your OS. You don’t have to worry about losing your files since this process does not involve formatting your hard drive. Further, if you’ve already performed abackup of your files, this shouldn’t be an issue.

For more relatednetwork path errors, we have a more comprehensive article on various ways to go about it. And to prevent such errors in future, always ensure yourWi-Fi has a valid IP configurationto allow seamless connection.

If you have any other suggestions or solutions, let us know in the comment section below.

5 Quick Ways to Fix Error 51(0x33) ERROR_REM_NOT_LIST#

How do I fix ERROR_REM_NOT_LIST?#

1. Run the DISM and SFC scans#

2. Run a virus scan#

3. Address driver issues#

4. Clean the Registry#

5. Perform a System Restore#