What DLL's can I register/unregister to fix them

Using the followowing:

How To Register .dlls In XP and un-register DLLs in Windows XP Pro
Only com/ole/activeX dlls can be registered.

regsvr32 filename

regsvr32 /u filename

regsvr32 /i filename (for self installing dlls - this includes a
register)

regsvr32 /i /u filename (Uninstall)

regsvr32 /? for help

Question is this:

Is there a list of ALL the dll's ,etc that I can use these coammds
with?

thanks


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