Chestysoft DLLRegSvr 3.0 released October 30, 2018
An ActiveX component or ASP component is a DLL or OCX file containing one or more classes which can be called from a programming language that supports ActiveX. Before the programme can call the component, it must be "registered" on the computer or server that is running the programme.
There is a command line utility called REGSVR32.EXE that is provided by Microsoft for registering components. It can be found in the Windows System directory and it can be run from the command prompt or from the Run option in the Start Menu. (Note that from Windows Vista and Windows 2008 Server onwards the Command Prompt must be run as an administrator otherwise running REGSVR32 will not successfully register the component.)
The syntax is: regsvr32 c:\...path...\DllName.dll
The path to the DLL is required and this can be difficult to type at the command prompt, so we provide a free utility that can be used to register DLL and OCX files using a Windows interface for selecting the file.
There are two executable files supplied in the download. The 32 bit version, DllRegSvr.exe, and the 64 bit version, DllRegSvr64.exe. It is not possible to register a 32 bit component with the 64 bit version and vice versa.
Using DLLRegSvr: https://www.chestysoft.com/dllregsvr/default.asp
Homepage (with other utilities) : https://www.chestysoft.com/default.asp
Download: https://www.chestysoft.com/download/dllregsvr.zip