Download Dial-a-fix 0.57.4

Dial-a-fix is ​​a collection of fixes for a series of known issues in Microsoft Windows. The collection was compiled by someone who goes by the pseudonym DjLizard and he (?) has collected it from Microsoft Knowledgebase articles, Microsoft MVPs, and other support forums and placed it in one handy user interface. For now, it only works with 32-bit versions of Windows and fixes problems in and with Windows Update, SSL, HTTPS, COM and ActiveX object errors, missing registry keys and more of that kind. Version 0.57.4 of Dial-a-fix has just been released and the changelog looks like this:

Dial-a-fix 0.57.4

• Added “dispex.dll” registration
• New option: Unregister objects first (performs “regsvr32 /u file.ext” before performing “regsvr32 file.ext” – for the paranoid)
• Added OLE registration section, with 23 new DLLs: msdadc.dll, msdaenum.dll, msdaer.dll, msdaipp.dll, msdaora.dll, msdaosp.dll, msdaps.dll, msdasc.dll, msdasql.dll, msdatt.dll, msdaurl.dll, msdmeng.dll, msdmine.dll, msjtor35.dll, msmdcb80.dll, msmdgd80.dll, msolap80.dll, msolui80.dll, msxactps.dll, oledb32.dll, oledb32r.dll, sqloledb.dll, and sqlxmlx .dll
• Properly disables “Flush SoftwareDistribution” in Windows 98/Me now
• No longer tries to register DLLs that aren’t registerable in Windows 98/Me
• Checkmarking “Fix Windows Update” now checkmarks “Programming cores/runtimes” in box #5 because Windows Update is dependent upon those DLLs

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