Cómo corregir el error “Id. de evento 2505: el servidor no se pudo vincular al transporte” en Windows

¿Le preocupa un nuevo mensaje de error en su registro de eventos? No te preocupes; no es tan grave como parece.

Es posible que haya notado que aparece un nuevo error en el Visor de eventos después de una actualización reciente de Windows 11. Esta actualización aparentemente está relacionada con el rendimiento de la red. Veamos qué tipo de impacto tiene este error y qué podemos hacer para solucionarlo.

¿Qué significa el error "El servidor no se pudo enlazar con el transporte"?

Es posible que haya visto este mensaje de error en su Visor de eventos. El Visor de eventos es una excelente herramienta para solucionar problemas de Windows, por lo que si algo no se ve bien, es una buena idea verificar dos veces lo que sucede para asegurarse de que todo esté bien.

En su totalidad, el mensaje de error en cuestión dice lo siguiente:

The server could not bind to the transport DeviceNetBT_Tcpip_{XXX…} because another computer on the network has the same name. The server could not start. </code>

This error message may appear on boot, or throughout normal use. It carries the Event ID 2505, which actually points to it being an error with the File and Print Service.

Put simply, this is a temporary error caused by the File and Print Service having difficulty talking to NetBIOS.

Do I Need to do Anything?

Not really, no.

This error causes mostly cosmetic problems, that being the error appearing in the Event Viewer. As confirmed by a Microsoft Tech Support agent on the [Official Microsoft Community Page,](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/storage-at-microsoft/bogus-event-2505/ba-p/2883350) the error is harmless to the overall performance of your computer and can be safely ignored.

Possible Fix

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If the error bothers you, or you feel it might be connected to a separate network error, you can try the following solution.

1. Click **Start**
2. Type **CMD** into the search bar
3. Right click on **Command Prompt** and select **Run as Administrator**
4. Type the command **netsh winsock reset** into the Command Prompt Window
5. Press **Enter**

This will **reset the Winsock catalog** and hopefully prevent the error from appearing in the future. Other possible fixes may involve more basic network troubleshooting, particularly of a wireless device. You can check out or [guide on basic network troubleshooting](https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/fix-windows-10-wi-fi-problems/) for more info.

A Common but Harmless Network Error

Although somewhat widely reported, Event ID 2505 is understood to be completely harmless and not worth fixing. In time, Microsoft may patch this error message out in a future update. For now, you can continue browsing without the worry of an affected wireless connection.