If the COM file is a executive .exe file.Excute the file with a argument as below:
-Service // Install .exe COM file as a windows service.
-UnregServer // Uninstall .exe COM componet.
-RegServer // Install .exe COM file as a windows COM componet.
-UnregServer // Uninstall .exe COM componet.
-RegServer // Install .exe COM file as a windows COM componet.
If the COM file is a DLL file, suppose the file name is mycom.dll.
regsvr32 mycom.dll // To install dll COM
regsvr32 /u mycom.dll // Run regsvr32 with argument /u to uninstall the dll COM
regsvr32 /u mycom.dll // Run regsvr32 with argument /u to uninstall the dll COM
dcomcnfg // This tool can see the all DCOM componets has installed in the system.
The Installutil.exe is a tool for .NET componets registration
Here some argument options
Option | Description |
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/h[elp] | Displays command syntax and options for the tool. |
/help assemblypath | Displays any additional options recognized by individual installers within the specified assembly. |
/logFile=[filename] | Specifies the name of the log file where install progress is recorded. The default is assemblyname.InstallLog. |
/logToConsole={true|false} | If true, displays output to the console. If false (the default), suppresses output to the console. |
/showCallStack | Prints the call stack to the log if an exception occurs at any point during installation. |
/u[ninstall] | Uninstalls an assembly. Unlike other options, /u applies to all assemblies regardless of where it appears on the command line. |
/? assemblypath | Displays any additional options recognized by individual installers within the specified assembly. |
/? | Displays command syntax and options for the tool. |
The SC.exe is a Windows SDK tool
The SC.exe can be used to Query, Install, Uninstall and Setting Windows Service and Windows Hardware Drivers.
How to use it go ask google!