In case of Registering DLL files for our Department software, we normally use "Regsvr32" from OS installation drive in the location:
"C:\Windows\System32\Regsvr32"
Once the DLL file is registered using this tool, we can select from list of programs that can execute DLL files and select "Regsvr32". This option in applicable to all OS like "WIndows XP, Windows 7".
But in case of Windows 7 there are lots of Security issues while Registering DLL files. In such cases, we can use Command prompt to Register those DLL files. Use the following steps:
1. Select Start Menu --> All Programs --> Accessories --> Command Prompt
2. Right click on Command prompt and select "Run as Administrator"
3. Go to the location "C:\Windows\System32">
4. Give the full path of the DLL file to be Registered here within Double Quotes (" "), for example, to register cash.dll inside Point Of sale folder, the command shoul be as below:
C:\Windows\System32>"c:\program files\Meghdoot Millennium - Point of sale\cash.dll"
After the successful registration of the DLL file, a message appears as below:
"C:\Windows\System32\Regsvr32"
Once the DLL file is registered using this tool, we can select from list of programs that can execute DLL files and select "Regsvr32". This option in applicable to all OS like "WIndows XP, Windows 7".
But in case of Windows 7 there are lots of Security issues while Registering DLL files. In such cases, we can use Command prompt to Register those DLL files. Use the following steps:
1. Select Start Menu --> All Programs --> Accessories --> Command Prompt
2. Right click on Command prompt and select "Run as Administrator"
3. Go to the location "C:\Windows\System32">
4. Give the full path of the DLL file to be Registered here within Double Quotes (" "), for example, to register cash.dll inside Point Of sale folder, the command shoul be as below:
C:\Windows\System32>"c:\program files\Meghdoot Millennium - Point of sale\cash.dll"
After the successful registration of the DLL file, a message appears as below:
This method is handy at times in Registering DLL files.
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