I want the dlls register automatically in the windows system

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To automatically register DLLs in a Windows system for a VB.NET project, it's essential to ensure that the DLLs are included in the installation package and placed in the correct directories. The discussion highlights the importance of proper setup configurations, suggesting that users should explore advanced options in the project properties. Additionally, the conversation points out the utility of online resources for guidance, specifically recommending searches related to registering DLLs in Windows. Users are encouraged to utilize forums and documentation for specific instructions, as well as to ensure that thread titles are relevant to attract the right audience.
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register dll automatically in the windows system ?

i`ve added a dlls for a project with vb.net as a reference
but i need to setup the program to another pc , and i want the dlls register automatically in the windows system
how i can do that ??
 
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Why would you want the dll to automatically register in Windows?

The project will hold the links necessary and as long as you provide the dll's in the package in the correct specified locations then the software will know exactly what to do.

Note that you should name your thread appropriately so it gets the best audience. "very important question to me" is not appropriate.
 


i just need it so much , is there any way in properties or setup advanced options ?
 
i already try to find an answer there , but i could n`t
 
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