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Hello working with Jason Hood in a project, he found a new option parameter for regsvr32:
/e not display the success execution of DllRegisterServer function
I look for documentation and only found /s parameter, but that supress all dialog message box.
/e only supress the success message box.
Tested successfully on windows 10.
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Nice find, I have added that to the page - thanks
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Windows XP Service Pack 3 Italian here, Italian keyboard. If I try to type
REGSVR32 /Q
Windows opens a window and I can read
Unrecognized flag: /Q
I tested it and I will get this answer every time I use these letters as flags: QWTYOPADFGHJKLZXBNM. Flags /U /I /N and /S are indeed recognized and you can read it in the window that explains how to use REGSVR32
regsvr32 [/u] [/n] [/i[:cmdline]] [/s] dllname
/u - Unregister server
/i - Call DllInstall passing it an optional [cmdline]; when used with /u calls dll uninstall
/n - do not call DllRegisterServer; this option must be used with /i
/s – Silent; display no message boxes
as carlos noted, /E flag is a valid, undocumented parameter and if I try
REGSVR32 /E
I get an error message that is different from the previous error message I got with QWTYOPADFGHJKLZXBNM flags, the error is
No DLL name specified
I have found that /C flag give the same error as the /E flag, so I guess, but I don't know, that /C is a valid, undocumented flag too.
Maybe more interesting, the /V flag gives me this error
This command is valid when is opened a project personalized OLE control only
So, about the /V flag, I am pretty sure it is a valid, undocumented flag. Unless I am mistaken, I tested all non accented letters that I can find on my keyboard.
Please note that I am translating from Italian, so the wording may be different.
Last edited by Giacomo (14 Feb 2020 12:30)
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Hello Giacomo.
I asked to Jason about the parameters you mentioned.
He says me:
/C is explicitly ignored;
/V just changes the message when no DLL is provided;
all other options (apart from /E) are documented.
That's on 7, presumably later systems will be the same and earlier systems might have used /C for something that no longer applies (hm, 5.0.2195.6717 ignores it, too, so maybe not).
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Thank you carlos.
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