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I have a 64bit dll which i’m able to register from command prompt with regsvr32. But the problem is when i try to register my dll through nsis script its not registered. I used RegDLL command in nsis script. Anyone knows what the problem may be?
you could use rundll32.exe instead:
rundll32.exe is smart enough to launch the 64bit version of itself if you run it with a 64bit dll