Question

A technician has imported a .dll to fix a missing .dll issue on a PC. The application still does not run correctly and is reporting that the .dll is missing. Which of the following tools would the technician use to complete the import of the .dll?

A. gpresult
B. msconfig
C. regedit
D. gpupdate
E. regsrv32

Answer 1

E. regsrv32

Step-by-step explanation:

A DLL is a set of codes inserted in the computer to be read by several programs at the same time. These codes represent various functions such as opening dialog boxes, for example, where all programs on the computer can use this code at the same time, to promote efficient opening of dialog boxes.

In order to be able to cancel and register a DLL on the computer efficiently and maintain its full operation, it is necessary to install a regsvr32, which is a utility responsible for completing the import of the DLL to the desktop.

Answer 2

The technician should use regsrv32

Step-by-step explanation:

regsrv32 is a command line utility created specifically for registering or unregistering OLE controls, like DLL files or ActiveX. which means, that in this case is the tool that the technician need.

While, te other options have other uses, as: gpresult shows Group Policies, msconfig is a system configuration utility, regedit is a registry editing tool and gpupdate updates group directives.