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We are retiring some old C++ COM server and replacing them with VB.NET equivalent. We want to clean the registry. We've discovered that using /u or /Unregserver would either not work or create problems, so we opted for removing the keys using a VBS script. In order to obtain the list of keys to remove we are using Process Monitor to monitor the key creation activities while registering the C++ server.

So far so good, but some keys persist in the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib folder. I would like to know what is this folder and how they got there in the first place. If I manually delete my COM server GUID from there, it does not get recreated when I re-register the old component ?

Thanks.

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于 2012-09-21T14:10:29.890 に答える