Unregister DLL Files Manually
Warning: Unregistering DLL files is very risky. If you unregister the wrong DLL file, your computer can crash. Back up important files. Set a Restore point
(click Start > All Programs > Accessories >
System Tools > System Restore).
To unregister DLL files, you need to do the following steps:
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
(click Start > Run and type “cmd”)
2. After you have opened a Command Prompt window,
locate the DLL on your pc. ( C:\BadDLLFolder>)
3. Unregister the bad DLL in the BadDLLFolder
( C:\BadDLLFolder>regsvr32 /u Bad.dll)
4. Should get a message of a successful unregistered DLL.
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