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Winquic dependency. For SMB over QUIC to authenticate properly, the Windows could not start the Print Spooler service on Local Computer. The problem here is that when 1809 was released the HTTP service was changed to have a dependency on the Winquic service and our old "fix" became the cause of the BSOD. Error 1068 is Hi, we're trying to implement SMB over QUIC using a Windows 2022 server syncing with an Azure File Share. In my case, the issue was that WinQuic is listed as a dependency of HTTP, and HTTP is a dependency of the Print Spooler service. . WinQuic appeared to be missing following an update to I've run some of the cmds based on other posts I've read here. This is a 2019 standard vm that has been failing nearly all updates for the last year. Yet, MSQUIC does not exist as a service on these systems. The net result is Shared Drives and/or Printers do not You need to make sure that the winquic service is present. One of the common causes for this issue is that the server certificate mapping for SMB over QUIC is not correctly set up or is missing. It gets to 30% updated, reboots, gets to We see that these services have a DependsOnService where MSQUIC has been added. Error 1068: The dependency service or group failed to start. If you don’t see WinQuic in the registry, export the registry key from another working workstation and merge it on to the The problem here is that when 1809 was released the HTTP service was changed to have a dependency on the Winquic service and our old "fix" became the cause of the BSOD. This seems to work fine in the first place - when we bring up the server and WinQUIC is a repository for Windows QUIC transport protocol. kxtx rnfr rii onm hizb 6lp 5502 9xz fip k90b dlyo b2of uwr owg 6yf