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> >I don't know what this reg key does but there is no need to change it.> >I switch around Cygwin DLLs all the time using simply the copy command> >in CMD.EXE (with no Cygwin processes running of course) and have never> >had to do anything else.>> Ditto.  If this was really necessary, the information would be in the FAQ.>> cgf>
Actually it was more of a covered up way to know what was behind thisreg key/dll management rather than providing a true solution... Myfault, I should pay more attention on RTFM (in that case the MSDN,which I'm not used to browse).