Ghost network interfaces installed

Some failed installation process have managed to setup > 1000 "Local Area Connections" on  my Windows 7 64-bit installation.
These do not show using device manager, devcon or other Windows tools. Even if I display hidden ones.
The only way I can list them is to use the GetIFTable function from the Windows iphlpapi library. When I list the devides, the output is typical like this for one of the > 1000 interfaces:
Index[484]:      499
InterfaceName[484]: \DEVICE\TCPIP_{D8911FFA-82B2-4A3D-83B2-D97EC9740F9E}
Description[484]:
Type[484]:       Other
Mtu[484]:                0
Speed[484]:      0
Physical Addr:
Admin Status[484]:       2
Oper Status[484]:        Non Operational
I have tried to remove these by searching for the ID in the name (D8911FFA-82B2-4A3D-83B2-D97EC9740F9E) in registry.
I find typically this entry matching the above ID:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Network\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\{D8911FFA-82B2-4A3D-83B2-D97EC9740F9E}]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Network\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\{D8911FFA-82B2-4A3D-83B2-D97EC9740F9E}\Connection]
"DefaultNameResourceId"=dword:00000709
"DefaultNameIndex"=dword:000001f4
"Name"="Local Area Connection* 500"
I delete all the registry value/keys matching D8911FFA-82B2-4A3D-83B2-D97EC9740F9E in registry. After I have deleted all, I do a search and find no entries matching this.
My thought is that this interface should now be gone. I do another registry search to ensure that there are nothing matching D8911FFA-82B2-4A3D-83B2-D97EC9740F9E in registry.
BUT the problem is that the interface is still there when I run GetIFTable - with the same ID. Even if I reboot the computer it is there.
Where is this interface defined? If it is not in registry - where can I find it to delete it? I've done a search for file name and file content with the ID but can not find any match - except in some old log file (setupapi.app), where the device was first
installed:
>>>  [DIF_INSTALLDEVICE - ROOT\DNI_DNEMP\0000]
>>>  Section start 2012/11/14 08:08:30.360
      cmd: C:\Windows\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs
     cci: NdisCoinst: Guid of the adapter is {D8911FFA-82B2-4A3D-83B2-D97EC9740F9E}
     cci: NdisCoinst: IfType 1, Characteristics 0x29, IsIrdaDevice 0, PhysicalMediaType -1, MediaType -1, IsBridge 0, FoundGuidInDownlevel 0, EnableDhcp 2
     cci: NdisCoinst: Connection name is Local Area Connection* 500
     cci: NdisCoinst: Allocated NetLuidIndex is 1
     dvi: {Writing Device Properties}
!!!  dvi: Add Service: Binary 'C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\dne64x.sys' for service 'DNE' is not present.
!!!  inf: {Install Inf Section [DneMP.ndi.NTamd64.Services] exit(0xe0000217)}
!!!  inf: Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
!!!  dvi: Error while installing services.
!!!  dvi: Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
!!!  dvi: Cleaning up failed installation
!!!  dvi: Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
!!!  dvi: Cleaning up failed installation (e0000217)
!!!  dvi: Class installer: failed(0xe0000217)!
!!!  dvi: Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
!!!  cci: NdisCoinst: NcipOpenDriverRegistryKey failed with error code 0xe0000204
!!!  cci: NdisCoinst: NcipOpenDriverRegistryKey failed with error code 0xe0000204
!!!  cci: NdisCoinst: DIF_INSTALLDEVICE Post-processing called with InstallResult 0xe0000217
<<<  Section end 2012/11/14 08:08:30.421
<<<  [Exit status: FAILURE(0xe0000217)]
Any ideas? I would like to delete these non-working interfaces. They slow down the computer on certain software using GetIFTable function.

Good news : the problem seems to be solved. Less good news (for those who encounter the same problem)...I am not sure how I did it :S
I don't remember doing anything special between when I wrote the previous post and now, except that at some point, I went into Control Panel -> Network and Sharing Center -> Change Adapter Settings. Then I right-clicked the adapter "Microsoft Virtual
WiFi Miniport Adapter" and selected "Disable".
I did this because I saw in another forum, that this would prevent it from creating more 6to4 Adapters. However, right after doing it, I checked and the ISATAP Adapters were still here. It was only some moments later, I was checking the network interface
properties again with a test program using GetIfTable2, when I noticed the ISATAP adapters had disappeared. And even after a reboot, they haven't come back, and my programs now start in a reasonable time. So, the problem seems to be solved for me.
So, to anyone encountering this problem, maybe you could try disabling the Virtual WiFi Miniport, and then reboot or wait like 1 hour. If that doesn't work...then I don't know :S

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