I ran into this issue in VB.NET code used to remove an ADS user from certain groups. One of the groups distinguishedName contained a '/' in the name (path).
For example LDAP://CN=HRUser,OU=H/R,DC=fabrikam,DC=com where the DN CN=HRUser,OU=H/R,DC=fabrikam,DC=com contains the forward slash (OU=H/R). This triggered a System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException error 0x80005000 when executing the DirectoryEntry Remove method.
To resolve this, use an escape character in the DN. So once I had obtained the DN as a string, I then used strGroupDN = Replace(strGroupDN, "/", "\/") to get the escape '\' in before the '/'. This resolved the error.
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