What should I do if the dll dynamic link library error occurs in the windows system?

There are some files in the Windows operating system that are suffixed with dlls. The role is to provide the underlying support for the application software. These dll files are called dynamic link libraries. When the user uninstalls the software, you may not uninstall the program connection dll and delete it. At this time, another program will generate an error when calling the dll file. So how do you fix these errors?

1. For dll file failures, you can fix them one by one by using the regsvr32.exe program. For example, when the IE browser fails, it can be repaired by using the Regsvr32 command.

2. Enter regsvr32 actxprxy.dll in the cmd command line to re-register the actxprxy.dll file.

3, the above picture is a successful dll repair. Then how to batch repair all the dll files in the system. Open Notepad and write a piece of code in it. For %1 in (%windir%\\system32\\*.dll) do regsvr32.exe /s %1

4. Save the Notepad file as a file to repair dll.bat.

5, at this time you can see the bat file on the desktop.

6. Click on the bat file to perform a batch repair of the dll file.