Dll registration issue in windows 7

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I have tried to register in dll windows 7.
it througing followin error.

The module "c:\windows\system32\**.dll" failed to load.

make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check the problems with th binary or depenedt .dll files.

but its working properly in windows xp 32 bit.

can you suggest ....

Posted 9-Dec-13 19:45pm

@BangIndia

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Dec-13 2:30am

Are you sure you tried to register COM component, not, say, a regular .NET assembly? Why using COM at all?
—SA

@BangIndia 10-Dec-13 3:08am

No. I am trying to register com object only.
wmi provider i have created. its working fine in xp.

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Maxim Kartavenkov · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-09T20:44:00

Hello,

Your COM component referenced the DLL's which are not located on target computer.
That can be mostly the runtime libraries which are goes with visual studio, in such case configure static linking of runtime libraries, or install VCRedist from Visual Studio you are using.

Actually the missing DLLs can be checked with Dependency Walker tool, by using it you can see what dll's are missing.

Regards,
Maxim.