-| Registering to a vault | Invalid vault credentials provided. The file is corrupted or does not have the latest credentials associated with the recovery service. | Recommended action: <br><br> - Download the latest credentials file from the vault and try again. <br>(OR)<br> - If the previous action didn't work, try downloading the credentials to a different local directory or create a new vault. <br>(OR)<br> - Try updating the date and time settings as described in [this article](./backup-azure-mars-troubleshoot.md#invalid-vault-credentials-provided). <br>(OR) <br> - Check to see if c:\windows\temp has more than 65000 files. Move stale files to another location or delete the items in the Temp folder. <br>(OR) <br> Check the status of certificates. <br> a. Open **Manage Computer Certificates** (in Control Panel). <br> b. Expand the **Personal** node and its child node **Certificates**.<br> c. Remove the certificate **Windows Azure Tools**. <br> d. Retry the registration in the Azure Backup client. <br> (OR) <br> - Check to see if any group policy is in place. <br><br> - To prevent errors during vault registration, ensure that you've the MARS agent version 2.0.9249.0 or above installed. If not, we recommend you to download and install the latest version [from here](https://aka.ms/azurebackup_agent). |
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