[Registry] register the dll Control to bring the IE browser back to life

Recently, I don't know what's wrong. Many workstation ie in the organization's network cannot open a new window. It shows that when you browse the webpage, clicking a hyperlink does not respond. The cause is that the new ie window module is damaged. The solution is a public secret. Click "run" and run "regsvr32 actxprxy. DLL and regsvr32 shdocvw. DLL "registers the two DLL files, and then restarts the system. If not, you can use mshtml. DLL, urlmon. DLL, msjava. DLL, browseui. DLL, oleaut32.dll, and shell32.dll are also registered. There is nothing to say about this, but if a platform registers the relevant dll Control, the workload is very large, and it is a whim, can you add the registration/anti-registration DLL control command to the right-click menu? After a successful trial, I sorted it out and discussed it with my friends:

Step 1: Open notepadProgram, Enter the following content:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[Hkey_classes_rootdllfileshell]

[Hkey_classes_rootdllfileshell Registration]

[Hkey_classes_rootdllfileshell registers command]

@ = "Regsvr32% 1"

[Hkey_classes_rootdllfileshell anti-Registration]

"Command" = "regsvr32% 1/u"

[Hkey_classes_rootdllfileshell unregister command]

@ = "Regsvr32% 1/u"

Enter a blank line or space at the end of the entry, or return to the vehicle and save it as "regdll. Reg". The file name is required. The suffix must be "Reg ".

Step 2: Share the file through a network neighbor so that the workstation can download the file.

Step 3: double-click the "regdll. Reg" file and import it to the Registry.

Now, try a DLL file. Right-click it and the "register/unregister" option () will appear in the right-click menu (). In this way, we can select the appropriate options to register/unregister the DLL file of the option, which is very convenient!