How to register dll file made in c# through cmd in windows 7 64 bit

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I have made a Activex Control in Visual Studio 2010 and so made a .dll file. than I registered it through Visual Studio Command Prompt. But now I want to register it through cmd(Command Prompt) but i am Unable. I have used regasm, RegAsm, regsvr32 but still not able to register it.
My system is 64bit and windows 7 OS.
i will be heartly thankful for any help and suggestions.

Posted 18-Oct-13 1:10am

kool15th

Updated 18-Oct-13 1:30am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Oct-13 10:07am

First of all, why developing ActiveX, if you are using .NET?
—SA

kool15th 7-Nov-13 2:53am

Actually I am using Visual studio 2010 for making activex controls, And I am new to this ,SO what can I do for it ? what should I use ?
My actual task is of making window based application which can be run on any system now I do it by making .dll files then .cab file
For Any Suggestion I will be heartly thankful to you.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Nov-13 9:19am

It's up to you what should you use. I don't know your goals. I only say that if you want to develop in .NET, ActiveX is irrelevant, obsolete and nuances. Forget about this lame, ActiveX was created to bring elements of OOP in non-OOP platform. With .NET, it all gone...
—SA

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Mahesh Mole · Answer 1 · 2013-12-08T10:42:00

Solution 1

Try with below options

- Run Command Prompt as Administrator (Run as Administrator)
- you need to run regsvr32 from windows\SysWOW64 for 32-bit libraries

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282747[^]

Posted 8-Dec-13 10:42am

Mahesh Mole