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Creating your account only takes a few minutes. Join Now Hi,   Trying to get some W7 Pro SP1 PCs to be correctly recognized.   When I ran the C:\Documents and Settings\innovateit>wmic https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/322043-no-such-interface-supported-80004002 /user:USER /password:PASSWORD /node:10.1.1.X systemenclosure get serialnumber I get --> Node - 10.1.1.121 ERROR: Description http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/197156-errors-no-such-interface-supported.html = No such interface supported Invalid XML content. When I click on the device icon, I can see this --> No such interface supported Windows #80004002 If I click on Manage Accounts and type a Domain Admin account, I get a similar message when testing the account --> No such interface supported #80004002 All the PCs are managed centraly interface supported by Symantec Endpoint Protection fro Small Business and this case does not happen with the XP PCs in the network.   Any ideas?   Reply Subscribe View Best Answer RELATED TOPICS: No such interface supported #80004002Test AccountSave Use interface 2 as if it's interface 1 Why is Spiceworks new interface so slow?   This topic was created during version 6.2. The latest version is 7.5.00093. 14 Replies OP Brendan (Spiceworks) no such interface Apr 8, 2013 at 4:02 UTC Hi pjhermi, If you remove SEP from the equation, does the wmic command complete successfully? 0 Sonora OP pjhermi Apr 8, 2013 at 4:10 UTC Brendan, Thanks for replying. "Remove SEP from the equation" can be achieved at different levels: Disabling it, not loading it at all and removing it. I have tried the first 2 and the case is the same. Have no tried un-installing the program as I was able to make all XP PCs after dealing with firewall permissions and so on ad they are working fine. I have not tried with another W7 on this network not to disturb another user. 0 OP Brendan (Spiceworks) Apr 8, 2013 at 4:16 UTC From the Spiceworks host, are you able to telnet to one of the Win7 machines on port 135? 0 Sonora OP pjhermi Apr 8, 2013 at 4:31 UTC Yes, even though I do not see what I type but the connection is made   0 OP Brendan (Spiceworks) Apr 8, 2013 at 4:44 UTC Hi pjhermi, What happens if you substitute "serialnumber" with "manufacturer"? 0 Sonora OP pjhermi Apr 8, 2013 at 5:34 UTC Brendan, If I do a winmgmt /verifyrepository i ge

Acer, Asus or a custom build. We also provide an extensive Windows 7 tutorial section that covers a wide range of tips and tricks. Windows 7 Help Forums Windows 7 help and support General Discussion » User Name Remember Me? Password Advanced Search Show Threads Show Posts Advanced Search Go to Page... Windows 7: ERRORS: No Such Interface Supported Page 1 of 2 1 2 > 14 Nov 2011 #1 WaxyChicken Win7 Ultimate x32 37 posts [SOLVED] ERRORS: No Such Interface Supported I wasn't sure where to post this (BSOD crashes, maintenance and fixes, etc...) so i just put it here. ADMIN feel free to move it to the correct spot First the catalyst: caught the virus "av antivirus 2012" and manually removed it. system worked fine until i rebooted. (i hibernated instead of shut down for a few days, the processes were dead so no urgent need to reboot during self-repair hotfix. I'm very good at removing viruses. even Vundo) Now the symptoms: Clicking on..... My Computer: "No Such Interface Supported" c:\ "No Such Interface Supported" Explorer.exe: opens in the background and is idle. does not open a folder. Any control panel: "No Such Interface Supported" the symptoms were much worse but i managed to get it to this point. Repairs already attempted from reading other posts: -installed the latest IExplorer (even though i use Firefox. saw this on several threads) -re-registered all .DLL files (Windows 7 Error "No such interface supported" - Operating Systems) -Attempting making a new user account - new user account has the same problem -Attempted copying CLASS and CLSID keys from administrator account to the effected user account (Administrator account works fine.) -Attempted restoring default file associations downloaded from TinyLimp er.. i mean MicroSoft Repairs unable to make: no Win7 CD to do an install fix. (can't create one either, CD burner is fried) Points of interest: the Administrator account is unaffected and works fine. any New User Account i create is having the same issues. Current thought of error: error must be contained in the user account registry OR in the user ac