This process is known as registering a DLL file and is relatively easy to do.
In order to ensure that your system can access the necessary DLLs, you must ensure that they are registered with Windows 10. When a DLL file is missing or corrupted, Windows 10 will not be able to access the instructions it needs, and the applications that rely on the DLL file will not be able to launch. DLL files can also be used for system and application startup, as well as for memory management. They are used to store functions and data that can be accessed by multiple programs. If the DLL file is successfully registered, you should see the message “DllRegisterServer in xxx.dll succeeded.” If you receive an error message, you should check the path and filename for any errors or typos. Then type regsvr32 “path & filename of dll file” and press enter. To register a DLL file in Windows 10, first open the command prompt as an administrator.
