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How can I tell whether a DLL has been registered?(blogs.msdn.com)

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This article discusses regsvr32 and DllRegisterServer, the differences between the two, and the purposes for which they may be used.

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posted by vijaystvijayst(1311) 6 months, 13 days ago 0

This is the old way of registering a COM object. Do we really do any regsvr32 outside of product installation, these days?

A COM object that is an exe will register using the same flags without regsvr32 :) Even there, we do not know if a CLSID has been registered.

If it works, then registration is fine!

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