How to get a dll file registered?

[Bhagwandas]

Hi,

How to get a dll file registered?

Its almost a week before I started this prompt to get a .net dll file registered.
If anyone can tell me what is this prompt & what should I do to get rid of this?
Its annoying problem.

[Aakarshan.d]

regsvr32 filename.dll This is what you need to do.
Go to the Run item on the Start menu, and type:
regsvr32 <path & filename of dll or ocx>
There are two easy ways that a DLL can be registered, the first is the simplest, known as self registering files, the second way is to manually register a DLL.
All the best.

[Kusagra]

Manual Registration
1. Find the exact location of your .dll file.
2. Click on the Start menu.
3. Select the Run option.
4. On the edit field of the Run dialog box, type regsvr32 followed by the complete path and file name of the .dll file.
e.g.
regsvr32 “C:\Windows\System32\abd.dll”
5. Make sure you have typed the information correctly and press enter. The system will include the .dll file in the registry.
6. You will see a message box telling you the DLL file has been successfully registered.

[Jalabala]

It should be noted that many DLL files are self registering, they include information required to store themselves in the operating system's registry. As the name states, self registering files require no human intervention. Self registering files will automatically store themselves on your machine and become accessible when needed. Besides DLL files, other types of files that are sometimes self registering include .EXE and .OCX.
For manual registration of dll files.