Hi,

I am trying to unregistered a dll on many servers via a script remotely.
As a QA process how to remotely verify the dll has been unregistered
sucessfully ?

My command:
regsrv32 /u /s name.dll

Thanks,
Wensi

Re: How to verify a dll has been unregistered/registered by Crouchie1998

Crouchie1998
Fri Apr 29 00:06:29 CDT 2005

Firstly. Spoof your e-mail address unless you want to be SPAMMED

I never bother with the /s switch myself when unregistering..

Not sure how you can check unless you try to delete the file or move it... I
too would be interested in knowing the solution to this

Crouchie1998
BA (HONS) MCP MCSE



Re: How to verify a dll has been unregistered/registered by Nic

Nic
Fri Apr 29 01:59:00 CDT 2005

> As a QA process how to remotely verify the dll has been unregistered
> sucessfully ?

Run regMon

Register the DLL

Check the RegMon log for RegWrites

For QA check that registry entries have been removed...


Nic Roche

"Wensi Peng" <wensi_peng@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to unregistered a dll on many servers via a script remotely.
> As a QA process how to remotely verify the dll has been unregistered
> sucessfully ?
>
> My command:
> regsrv32 /u /s name.dll
>
> Thanks,
> Wensi
>
>
>



Re: How to verify a dll has been unregistered/registered by Mark

Mark
Fri Apr 29 02:00:00 CDT 2005

In microsoft.public.win2000.registry Wensi Peng wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am trying to unregistered a dll on many servers via a script
> remotely. As a QA process how to remotely verify the dll has
> been unregistered sucessfully ?
>
> My command:
> regsrv32 /u /s name.dll

Nothing definitive but some rather crude initial ideas to consider...

Registry search fails to find any instance of "name.dll" after
unregistering and rebooting whereas it did before.

LISTDLLS.exe (Sysinternals) now fails to find any process loading
"name.dll" whereas it did before un-registering and rebooting.

Should you find a better idea or a tool, please post it.