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I'm using the option "ActiveX" in XBundler, so my OCXs are registered when the protected application is launched. How can I avoid that my OCX is registered in case that it's already registered in the system?

You have to create a file called "XBundlerCLSID.ini" in the same folder as your unprotected application and insert information about the CLSID of each DLL/OCX that are going to be registered from XBundler. The following example shows the information inside an XBundlerCLSID.ini file:

[CLSID]

MyOCX.ocx = {46356E4A-59F1-83A3-C787-7D95451792C5}

MyDLL.dll = {83B35C31-61F2-3AB5-6C4A-C63B4CAD242C}

If you don't have the CLSID for any of your DLLs/OCXs to register, you can retrieve them with RegDllView tool.

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