DLL registration is the process of adding a DLL (Dynamic Link Library) to the Windows Registry, making it available to other applications. It involves creating a registry key for the DLL, specifying its location, and registering its exported functions.
Registering DLLs is important because it allows applications to locate and use them. Without proper registration, applications may not be able to find or use the DLLs they need, leading to errors or crashes. DLL registration also helps ensure that the correct version of a DLL is used, preventing conflicts between different versions.
