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hi,how to unregistered a downloaded dll

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    hi I had downloaded a dll from web and I want to unregister it. I didn't found in sysyem32 folder..also regsvr32 /u "dllname" is not working. That dll is present in c:\winnt\Downloaded Program Files So can I delete it ??or tell me the process to unregister.:) thanks Paritosh

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      hi I had downloaded a dll from web and I want to unregister it. I didn't found in sysyem32 folder..also regsvr32 /u "dllname" is not working. That dll is present in c:\winnt\Downloaded Program Files So can I delete it ??or tell me the process to unregister.:) thanks Paritosh

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      I fail to see what this has to do with VB.NET, but... To unregister the .DLL, if it has such a capability, try supplying the full path to the .DLL to REGSVR32:

      regsvr32 /u "C:\documents and settings\someone\somepath\dllname.dll"

      If it comes back and says that the "DLLUnregisterServer entry point was not found", then you could just delete the file. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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