expsrv.dll

[Roy]

I tried to unistall this dll with the following command
prompt code:

regsvr32 [/i/u)] expsrv.dll

I got the following error.

LoadLibrary("[/u]") failed - The specified module could not
be found.

Any ideas on how to unistall or delet expsrv.dll and
replace it with a good one??

 

[Gary Smith]

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I tried to unistall this dll with the following command
prompt code:

regsvr32 [/i/u)] expsrv.dll

I got the following error.

LoadLibrary("[/u]") failed - The specified module could not
be found.

The syntax you're using is incorrect. What you want is either

regsvr32 /u expsrv.dll

or

regsvr32 /u /i expsrv.dll

No brackets, no parentheses, and no colon unless you're supplying a
command line.

 

[Guest]

Sorry for posting it to the different groups. I did not
know which one would be relevant. I will limit my post on
this matter to this group.

I tried

regsvr32 /u expsrv.dll

and

regsvr32 /u /i expsrv.dll

and I got the following error in both instances.

"expsrv.dll was loaded, but the DLLRegisterServer Entry
point was not found.

DllRegisterServer may not be exported, or a corrupt version
of expsrv.dll may be in memory. Consider using PView to
detect and remove it."

I ran PView and I saw expsrv.dll as a module that only runs
under the regsvr32 process. But there was no way to kill
the module - just the process.

Is there any way to fix this problem????

-----Original Message-----

Please do not post the same message independently to multiple groups.
Doing so wastes your own time and that of others, fragments the discussion
into multiple threads, and actually reduces the chance that you'll get a
useful response. If you really feel that a message is relevant to
multiple groups, crosspost it by entering the relevant group names,
separated by commas, into a single message

I tried to unistall this dll with the following command
prompt code:

regsvr32 [/i/u)] expsrv.dll

I got the following error.

LoadLibrary("[/u]") failed - The specified module could not
be found.

The syntax you're using is incorrect. What you want is either

regsvr32 /u expsrv.dll

or

regsvr32 /u /i expsrv.dll

No brackets, no parentheses, and no colon unless you're supplying a
command line.

 

[Mark V]

Sorry for posting it to the different groups. I did not
know which one would be relevant. I will limit my post on
this matter to this group.

I tried

regsvr32 /u expsrv.dll


and I got the following error in both instances.

"expsrv.dll was loaded, but the DLLRegisterServer Entry
point was not found.

There does not appear to be any self-registering function in
expsrv.dll. As seen from DEPENDS.EXE (ResKit)

I can't be any more help unfortunately except to suggest a VBA forum
or group perhaps.

DllRegisterServer may not be exported, or a corrupt version
of expsrv.dll may be in memory. Consider using PView to
detect and remove it."

I ran PView and I saw expsrv.dll as a module that only runs
under the regsvr32 process. But there was no way to kill
the module - just the process.

Is there any way to fix this problem????

-----Original Message-----

Please do not post the same message independently to multiple groups.
Doing so wastes your own time and that of others, fragments the discussion
into multiple threads, and actually reduces the chance that you'll get a
useful response. If you really feel that a message is relevant to
multiple groups, crosspost it by entering the relevant group names,
separated by commas, into a single message

I tried to unistall this dll with the following command
prompt code:

regsvr32 [/i/u)] expsrv.dll

I got the following error.

LoadLibrary("[/u]") failed - The specified module could not
be found.

The syntax you're using is incorrect. What you want is either

regsvr32 /u expsrv.dll

or

regsvr32 /u /i expsrv.dll

No brackets, no parentheses, and no colon unless you're supplying a
command line.