Fixing Error 2114: Canon Printer, CyberArk & Netlogon Service – Full Troubleshooting Guide

Error 2114 can appear in very different environments—Canon printers, CyberArk systems, and Windows Netlogon services. Whether you're trying to print a document, access secure credentials, or connect to a domain, this error can stop everything in its tracks.

Let’s break down what it means in each case—and how to fix it.

🖨️ Canon Printer Error 2114 (Pro 200, G600, etc.)

🧠 What It Means:

Canon’s error 2114 usually indicates a communication failure between your computer and the printer—often due to driver conflict, bad USB cable, or print spooler issues.

🛠️ How to Fix Canon 2114:

1. Update Printer Driver:

   • Go to Canon’s official site → Support → Drivers

   • Download the latest for your model (Pro 200, G600, etc.)

2. Restart the Print Spooler:

   • Press Win + R → type services.msc

   • Find Print Spooler → Right-click → Restart

3. Change USB Port / Cable:

   • Use a different USB port or a known working cable

4. Reinstall the Printer:

   • Go to Settings > Devices > Printers & Scanners

   • Remove and re-add the device

🔍 Still stuck? Canon support confirms 2114 can occur after firmware updates—try rolling back via printer settings.

🔒 CyberArk Error 2114: ext01::permission denied (password)

🧠 What It Means:

In CyberArk, error 2114 often shows up during PVWA or PSM logins and is tied to permission denial or misconfigured password vault policies.

🛠️ How to Fix It:

1. Check Account Permissions:

   • Go to CyberArk Admin Portal → Verify user permissions to the safe

2. Reconfirm Password Object Configuration:

   • Invalid or missing password objects can trigger this error

3. Check Vault Connection Parameters:

   • Ensure the ext01 or similar modules have correct safe names and object references

4. Audit Logs:

   • Navigate to Monitoring > Vault Logs to see the exact denial reason

🔐 Pro Tip: Ensure your CyberArk agent is updated to avoid compatibility issues causing 2114.

🖥️ Netlogon Service Not Starting (Error 1068 / Code 2114)

If you're seeing “An attempt was made to logon, but the network logon service was not started” or Error 1068, it often ties back to Netlogon dependency failures.

🧠 What It Means:

Error 2114 in this context means the Netlogon service could not start because another dependent service (often Workstation or RPC) failed.

🛠️ How to Fix Netlogon 2114:

✅ Step 1: Enable Required Services

1. Press Win + R → type services.msc

2. Ensure these are set to Automatic and Running:

   • Workstation

   • Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

   • Server

   • Netlogon

✅ Step 2: Reset TCP/IP Stack

netsh int ip reset

✅ Step 3: Restore Default Dependencies (Registry Fix)

1. Press Win + R → type regedit

2. Navigate to:

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon
   

3. Check DependOnService and make sure it includes LanmanWorkstation

✅ Step 4: Restart in Safe Mode and Enable Networking

💡 Still stuck? Try using the “sfc /scannow” command to fix corrupted system files.

❓ FAQ

Q: Is error 2114 a virus or malware issue?
Not typically. It’s usually related to permissions, drivers, or service configurations.

Q: Can this error affect printing from mobile devices to Canon printers?
Yes, if the printer is not properly registered on the network.

Q: Do I need admin access to fix CyberArk 2114 errors?
Yes, you need elevated CyberArk admin or safe-level permissions.

💡 Final Thoughts

Error code 2114 is confusing because it shows up in totally different systems—Canon printers, CyberArk, and Windows networking. But once you understand its context, it’s surprisingly fixable.

🛠️ Whether you’re fixing a Canon G600, logging into CyberArk, or restarting Netlogon on Windows 10, this guide covers you step-by-step.

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