Unable To Cast Com Object
Exception From Hresult 0x800401a8
Hresult 0x8007000e
Hresult 0x80004002
Exception From Hresult 0x80004002

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0x80004002: ENOTIMPL: Not implemented: 0x80004001: EPOINTER: Pointer that is not valid: 0x80004003. Thanks Andrew and Chad for deconstructing HRESULT! Last modified Apr 23, 2018 at 6:02AM.

The 32bits in an HRESULT error code have meanings, allowing the reader to gain additional insights into the error.

Of note:

The 32nd bit (the top bit) indicates if an error occurred or not. This is why errors are 0x8xxxxxxx.
The 16-26 bits are the Facility - the originating API (Win32, CLR, XAML, etc.).
The 0-15 bits are the (Error) Code.

Common NULL Facility Error Codes

Name	Description	Value
S_OK	Operation successful	0x00000000
S_FALSE	Operation successful but returned no results	0x00000001
E_ABORT	Operation aborted	0x80004004
E_FAIL	Unspecified failure	0x80004005
E_NOINTERFACE	No such interface supported	0x80004002
E_NOTIMPL	Not implemented	0x80004001
E_POINTER	Pointer that is not valid	0x80004003
E_UNEXPECTED	Unexpected failure	0x8000FFFF

Common Win32 Facility Error Codes

These are built by passing a System Error Code to HRESULT_FROM_WIN32

Name	Description	Value
E_ACCESSDENIED	General access denied error	0x80070005
E_HANDLE	Handle that is not valid	0x80070006
E_INVALIDARG	One or more arguments are not valid	0x80070057
E_OUTOFMEMORY	Failed to allocate necessary memory	0x8007000E

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Summary :

Sometimes, you may receive an error message saying that “Error 0x80004002: No such interface supported” when you try to delete specific files from your system. How to fix it? This post offered by MiniTool will show you two ways. Hope they are useful to you.

Error 0x80004002: No Such Interface Supported

Often, you need to delete specific files from your system. Some of them you downloaded and others were automatically placed through newly installed software, or as temporary files while you are visiting a website or using certain apps.

When you try to delete these files, you may encounter errors that indicate that the files are being used, or that you do not have permission to delete them, and sometimes even error code that is difficult for regular users to understand.

Thus, how to deal with this issue? The methods given below will allow you to delete most files that are not allowed to be deleted, especially those that display an error message saying that “Error 0x80004002: No such interface supported”.

To solve this issue, you first need to ensure that the file is not being used by any other process and that you have permission to delete it. Right now, start to try the methods below to fix the “no such interface supported” error.

Method 1: Delete the File in Safe Mode

First of all, you can try to delete the file in Safe Mode. Take Windows 10 as an example. Here are the steps on how to do that.

How to start Windows 10 in Safe Mode (while booting)? Check the 6 ways to start Windows 10 in Safe Mode to diagnose and fix issues in Windows 10 PC.

Step 1: Go to the Start menu and click the Power button located on the bottom left pane.

Unable To Cast Com Object

Step 2: While holding the Shift key on the keyboard, click Restart using the left mouse button. will interrupt the normal startup of the computer to display a list of choices.

Step 3: Once you get into the Choose an option screen, select Troubleshoot from the options.

Step 4: On the next screen, click Advanced options.

Step 5: Inside the Advanced options screen, select Startup Settings and then Restart to restart your PC.

Step 6: Now, you should enter into the Startup Settings window. Next press the F4, F5 or F6 function keys to choose a desired Safe Mode option. Now, your PC will boot in Safe Mode.

Step 7: After your system starts in Safe Mode, select the file you want to delete. Now you should be able to delete it successfully without the “no such interface supported” error.

After the file has been deleted, remember to reboot your PC back into the normal mode.

Tip: You may be interested in this topic: Clean Boot VS. Safe Mode: What’s the Difference and When to Use.

Method 2: Reset Your Internet Settings to Delete Temporary Files

If the method above didn’t work, now you can try to reset your Internet settings to delete temporary files.

Step 1: Start your PC in Safe Mode by following the instructions mentioned in Method 1.

Step 2: Then, press the Win key + R hotkey. Type inetcpl.cpl and click OK.

Step 3: Go to the Advanced tab and click the Reset... button.

Step 4: Check Delete personal settings to delete any toolbar, username or passwords, search providers and others. Click Reset.

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After the reset, you should be able to delete the file without the “no such interface supported” error.

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Final Words

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Exception From Hresult 0x80004002

To sum up, this post shows how to fix no such interface supported. If you have the same need, you can refer to the methods mentioned in this post. If you have better way to fix this error, you can share it in the comment zone.