Tips for using Regsvr32 in Windows systems

Everyone who has used ActiveX knows that ActiveX registration cannot be recognized and used by the system, and the general installer automatically registers the ActiveX controls it uses, but what if you get a control that needs to be registered manually? If you modify the registry, it's too much trouble. There is a regsvr32.exe program under Windows XP's system folder, which is the ActiveX registration and anti-registration tool that is brought in by windows®. Its usage is:

"regsvr32 [/s] [/n] [/I (: cmdline)] dllname". Where Dllname is an ActiveX control file name, it is recommended that you copy it to the system folder before you install it.

Parameters have the following meanings:

/u--Anti-register control

/s--No prompt box is displayed regardless of registration success

/c--Console output

/i--the option to skip the control for installation (unlike registration)

/n--does not register controls, this option must be used with the/I option