Sometimes you found yourself need to delete a .dll file which causing conflict on your windows system and the only way to troubleshot the problem is removing those culprit. You can’t just delete the file from your hard disk because it still has an entry on register file. You need to unregister the file before deleting to avoid damage on your system.
Here’s how to do it:
- From Start –> Run, type “cmd” then click on Open.
- You need to make sure that you are in the right directory where the dll is located. You can change the directories by using the “cd” command in the dos-prompt.
- Type “regsvr32 /u filename.dll” where “filename” is the name of the file that you like to unregister.
Please keep in mind that this involves system modification and can be highly risky. It’s always recommended to keep a system backup handy, in case things go wrong.
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