Lilla
March 28th 03, 08:50 PM
It sounds like the services mentioned below has been disabled.
BlkViper is a wonderful resource that you can use to tune your system to
increase performance. Lots of good information there.
http://www.blkviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm
Windows Management Instrumentation ~ this service is required if you want to
see the "Dependencies" tab in service configuration and you want everything
to go smoothly. I do not recommend disabling this service as strange things
may start to happen.
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I download XPServices.zip (look for information shown below, at the link
above) and printed it out so I could read and reread, and make notes in the
margins. I used the spreadsheet like printout to record the changes I made
to my services.
a.. Viewing Instructions: If the table is hard to read, download the PDF
file below
a..
a.. XPServices.zip ~ 98,810 bytes ~ 24 pages ~ Version .01 ~ October 24,
2002
You need Acrobat Reader to view / print document.
Hope this helps,
Lilla
"Doug Blair" > wrote in message
...
> When I open the Services console and select a Service,
> then display the Properties box and click on the
> Dependencies tab, I see the following error message:
>
> <NULL>: no such interface supported
>
> I have no idea where this comes from or how to remove it,
> but the net result is that I cannot see or set any
> dependencies for any of my services. How do I fix this?
>
> Please reply to in addition to
> newsgroup!
>
> Thanks!
BlkViper is a wonderful resource that you can use to tune your system to
increase performance. Lots of good information there.
http://www.blkviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm
Windows Management Instrumentation ~ this service is required if you want to
see the "Dependencies" tab in service configuration and you want everything
to go smoothly. I do not recommend disabling this service as strange things
may start to happen.
---
I download XPServices.zip (look for information shown below, at the link
above) and printed it out so I could read and reread, and make notes in the
margins. I used the spreadsheet like printout to record the changes I made
to my services.
a.. Viewing Instructions: If the table is hard to read, download the PDF
file below
a..
a.. XPServices.zip ~ 98,810 bytes ~ 24 pages ~ Version .01 ~ October 24,
2002
You need Acrobat Reader to view / print document.
Hope this helps,
Lilla
"Doug Blair" > wrote in message
...
> When I open the Services console and select a Service,
> then display the Properties box and click on the
> Dependencies tab, I see the following error message:
>
> <NULL>: no such interface supported
>
> I have no idea where this comes from or how to remove it,
> but the net result is that I cannot see or set any
> dependencies for any of my services. How do I fix this?
>
> Please reply to in addition to
> newsgroup!
>
> Thanks!