Unregister a DLL file
March 4, 2010 | Guides and Tutorials
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 mind that this involves making modifications to the system, so be sure to back up your system before completing the steps above.
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