I\'ve created a C++ Shell Context Menu Extension using this Template. On 64-Bit computers, it works great, but I can\'t register it on 32-Bit computers. Even the unmodified original version of the pr
I\'ve registered a COM dll using the regsvr32 command and I forgot the exact location of the assembly from where I did it. Now I\'m facing trouble to unregister the dll. How I can unregister it? I tri
I created a COM object with C# yesterday which resulted in three files in the bin/release directory of my VS 2010 project (comclass.dll, comclass.pdb and comclass.tlb). Now, when I build the solution
I have a problem trying to register DLL. My OS is Windows 7 (x64). I do it in two different ways: 1) Using regsvr32. I get message \"DllRegisterServer ... succeedeed\", nevertheless I can\'t find m
I\'m writing an installer on NSIS that registers a shell extension. On uninstall and upgrade, the old extension can\'t be deleted/overwritten since explorer.exe locks it, and killing-restarting the
I am trying to make it possible for an .msi file to open an executable which will register a Browser Helper Object. Since this involves writing to the registry, cmd.exe must be elevated with administr
When I tried to register a COM DLL, regsvr32 rpcrt4.dll I get the following error message: `The module \"c:\\windows\\system 32\\\"rpcrt4.dll\" was loaded but the call to DllRegisterServer failed
... and if yes, why can\'t I use SelfRegCost=\"0\"? So this might get a little philosophical ;) The basic problem is: I have to register a ShellExtension DLL during a setup. When using plain old VS
I have created a new simple COM object in Visual Studio 2008 using the ATL-wizard. The object has a single class and simple methods. The ATL-wizard did generate .rgs-files for my class.
I\'ve written a small transform filter (derived from TransInPlaceFilter baseclass), and managed to make it work properly in a Directshow graph, entirely coded in C++. I basically followed the 5 first