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Hello.
First, you need to delete the AWS service that is using that ENI.
For example, are there any EC2s, ALBs, other VPC endpoints or NAT Gateways left?
If you were using something like RDS Proxy, you need to remove RDS Proxy.
Have you ever created a Lambda connected to a VPC?
If these resources remain, the network interface cannot be deleted unless they are deleted.
I think reading the "Description" of the ENI you want to delete will help you determine which AWS service is using the ENI.
Also, try identifying the AWS service by reading the following documentation.
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/troubleshoot-dependency-error-delete-vpc
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/vpc-delete-requester-managed-endpoint
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well, thats definetly not the answer I was expected. 1st thing, my account ID is 495648066120, so please tell billing account to remove VPC payment from my next bill. 2nd thing, in this linked video, you can see exactly what the error is. cannot delete anything while the eni is claiming to be attached. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ef6Jc0LXSdCI0ez_m2funOjBnGEFdyOC/view?usp=sharing you need to enable force deleteion for my account. if that is something that can be enabled. because, currently, using force checkbox still claims i am missing permissions to access this network interface.
If you watch the video, the "Description" of ENI contains a description that seems to be used in EKS. So, if you delete all EKS resources from the EKS screen instead of ENI, I think ENI will disappear along with it.