Registering OCX files

[mdrabble]

Not quite sure to post this but since it involved Windows 10 thought I would put it here.

 

I have some science software which runs from a shared drive - but requires me to register some OCX files before it will run.

 

If a user tries to run the software they get an error about missing OCX files. If an admin run the software it runs without issue and then normal users are able to use the software without issues.

 

How is the best way to register several OCX and DLL files on 64bit Windows 10?

 

Cheers

[Fazza]

Put the commands in a batch file that also launches the program once it has done so.