Unregister a DLL file
DLL stands for Dynamic Link Library, and contains various functions used across multiple applications. As a workaround to a problem it may be necessary to unregister certain DLL files. How to Unregister a DLL File Click “Win+R” together to bring up “run…” Type “cmd” in the box and press enter. This brings up the command prompt and you will need to type in the following to unregister a DLL: regsvr32 /u path\filename.dll - where ”filename” is the name of the DLL you want to unregister and path is the path to the folder the DLL is located in. Do keep in mi
