Registering a DLL with Vista

[Extracampine]

I have a .DLL file in the windows/system32 directory that I require to
register (vbscript.dll) in order to run some scripts in Mediamonkey. When I
register it using the command "regsvr32 vbscript.dll" it states successfully
registered. However, when I restart my computer, I have to register it again
to get Mediamonkey scripts to work.

Why do I have to register this DLL every time I restart windows, and is
there a fix for this? Thanks.

 

[dean-dean]

You shouldn't have to keep re-registering vbscript.dll. Try using Command
Prompt (not Run), by right-clicking on the Command Prompt shortcut, and
choosing Run as Administrator, to run the command.

 

[Saucy]

Yup, good idea. Sometimes commands have to be done "Run as administrator"
mode in order for them to 'stick'. Vista protects the system otherwise.

Saucy

 

[Extracampine]

Thanks guys, but thats what I did initially - run as administrator. I still
have to re-register it every time I restart Windows for it to work with my
program.

 

[Synapse Syndrome]

Thanks guys, but thats what I did initially - run as administrator. I
still have to re-register it every time I restart Windows for it to work
with my program.

If all else fails, you could always use a user logon script.

ss.

 

[Extracampine]

Sounds interesting, how do I go about that ?

If all else fails, you could always use a user logon script.

ss.

 

[Synapse Syndrome]

Sounds interesting, how do I go about that ?

I am not using Vista at the moment, so I cannot check if the suggested place
to store the script is in the same place in Vista:

http://www.lockergnome.com/nexus/wi...-logon-script-to-a-local-user-account-xp-pro/

ss.