However, if you are not an administrator and want to register a DLL file that allows you to register each user separately, you can use the following script in CMD:
regsvr32 n i:user D:\dll32\dwmapi.dll
2. Using a PowerShell script
Type PowerShell into the Start menu and click the Run as administrator button under the app card on the right.
In the terminal, enter the following script:
Start-Process "regsvr32" -ArgumentList "s D:\dll32\dwmapi.dll" -Verb RunAs
Replace the following with the path to ecuador telegram data the DLL file:D:\dll32\dwmapi.dll
PowerShell script
3. Using the drag and drop method
Navigate to the location of the regsvr32.exe file in Windows > System32 .
Minimize the window for later use.
restore down
Now go to the folder where you saved the DLL file.
Click on the DLL file and drag it onto the regsvr32.exe file .
drag and drop
You should now see a dialog box confirming that the DLL file you selected was loaded successfully.
If you are registering a 32-bit DLL file on a 64-bit PC , use the regsvr32.exe file in the following location:C:\Windows\SysWOW64
Were you able to register your DLL file using any of the methods described in this guide? Do you know a better method that allows you to accomplish the same task much faster and in a few easy steps? Share your feedback and reply in the comment box at the end.