use batch to unregister a DLL?

[cumminbk]

alright i am using this command regsvr32 /u /s zipfldr.dll to unregister zip files in windows. I am doing this with a batch file... the command works perfectly from Run in the start menu but when i use it in my batch file i get the following..

Microsoft Windows XP (version... yaya...)

Copyright 1985-2001... yaya

c:\documents and settings\(my folder location)...

and i have to type exit into the prompt before it carries out the command... How can i just have it unregister the dll without doing anything else.

EDIT: just forgot to add cmd @

Edited December 18, 2005 by cumminbk

[nick_thompson2]

try a start "title" whattodo.exe or a cmd /cwhattodo.exe

[MCT]

yes, "start /wait regsvr32 /u /s filename.dll"

[maxXPsoft]

I use both these in Cleanup.cmd with no problem and no intervention

regsvr32 /u /s zipfldr.dll

regsvr32 /u /s cabview.dll

No need for a wait thing cause it happens really quick

Edited December 20, 2005 by maxXPsoft

[cumminbk]

How does this differ from the zipfld.dll?

regsvr32 /u /s cabview.dll

PS. i know what cabs are... it just disables cabs in windows?

[maxXPsoft]

If you use something else, say WinRaR to open cabs then disabling them with those cmds will make things much nicer. IE opening a folder and it takes forever to read contents of those things and show them in a Folder view within the current folder. That sucks....... and is Slow.....

Edited December 23, 2005 by maxXPsoft