**Expected behavior**
It is expected that Bitcoin Core is not shutdown automatically during startup. Moreover, it should be possible to set transaction fee at 0.

**Actual behavior**
![Bitcoin Core Error mintxfee](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/111286121/210274894-e91adf7f-43f7-4c3f-b799-222c00dc34a0.png)

**To reproduce**

1) Click bitcoin-qt.exe.

**System information**

1) A wallet that contained unspent funds was opened previously.
2) The bitcoin.conf file contains "mintxfee=0".
3) Bitcoin Core 24.0.1 official binary for Windows (portable).
{
    LOCK(cs_);
    bool res = true;
    for (auto spk_man  GetActiveScriptPubKeyMans()) {
        res &= spk_man->TopUp(kpSize);
    }
    return res;
}
utilResult<CTxDestination> CWalletGetNewDestination(const OutputType type, const stdstring label)
{
    LOCK(cs_);
    auto spk_man = GetScriptPubKeyMan(type, /*internal
    if (!spk_man) {
        return utilError{strprintf(_("Error No %s addresses available."), FormatOutputType(type))};
    }
    auto op_dest = spk_man->GetNewDestination(type);
    if (op_dest) {
        SetAddressBook(*op_dest, label, "receive");
    }
    return op_dest;
}
utilResult<CTxDestination> CWalletGetNewChangeDestination(const OutputType type)
{
    LOCK(cs_);
    ReserveDestination reservedest(this, type);
    auto op_dest = reservedest.GetReservedDestination(tr
    if (op_dest) reservedest.KeepDestination();
    return op_dest;
}
stdoptional<int64_t> CWalletGetOldestKeyPoolTime() const