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Ok. Thanks for the info. I will try that. The dlls in question were not put there by an install. I copied and pasted into C:\Windows\System32. Is that ok?
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Ok. Thanks for the info. I will try that. The dlls in question were not put there by an install. I copied and pasted into C:\Windows\System32. Is that ok?

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Ok. Thanks for the help. Much appreciated.
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Ok. Thanks for the help. Much appreciated.

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I am trying to register some dll files to use with openSSH but I get the following error when running &quot;regsvr32 name.dll&quot; on these dlls:<br />
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cygiconv-2.dll<br />
cygintl-8.dll<br />
cygncurses-8.dll<br />
cygreadline6.dll<br />
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LoadLibrary(&quot;cygintl-8.dll<wbr />&quot;) failed - The specified procedure could not be found.<br />
I searched for these files and downloaded them and put them in my System32 folder and then tried to register them. Is this not valid?
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I am trying to register some dll files to use with openSSH but I get the following error when running "regsvr32 name.dll" on these dlls:

cygiconv-2.dll
cygintl-8.dll
cygncurses-8.dll
cygreadline6.dll

LoadLibrary("cygintl-8.dll") failed - The specified procedure could not be found.
I searched for these files and downloaded them and put them in my System32 folder and then tried to register them. Is this not valid?

Register a Dll file

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