Unable to Register Dlls in Windows Server 2008/Vista

Description

**This Support Note is only Applicable for Multi-User Server Installations of ICXE**

To register a Dll's in Windows Server 2008 or Vista with regsvr32.exe, you need to have administrator privileges and rights.

Detail Steps

Run a Command Prompt as Administrator, or
Disable User Access Control, or
Login as Administrator
Unless you have disabled UAC (User Access Control), all user accounts except Administrator that you use to login into Server 2008/Vista will need user to manually elevate the user rights to administrator credentials, even though you have already set their roles as administrator.

If you try to regsvr32 a module in normal command prompt window without proper administrative privileges, you will get the following error message:
```
"The module "xxx.dll" was loaded but the call to DllRegisterServer failed with error code 0x80004005."
```

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