devild
18th May 2001 05:54 UTC

i've noticed that a shell extension that has been used cannot be deleted until after windows reboots, how would i get around this, or que the shell extension dll (file) in windows so that it can be deleted the next time windows reboots, and of course the folder it was in (since i want a nice clean uninstall)

yazno
18th May 2001 06:21 UTC

hi,

the commands you have to use are 'Delete' (with the flag /REBOOTOK) and/or 'RMDir'.

e.g.:
Delete /REBOOTOK whatever.dll
RMDir whatever_dir

cu yzo