I seem to remember in the past, there was a series of commands we could use to force a registration of a dx plugin...
 
Anyone out there remember it and care to share?
 
Thanks!

There is only one command line program used: regsvr32.exe
Running it at the command line without any options displays the help screen

Regsvr32.exe in Windows/system32 

Regsvr32.exe in Windows/system32 

Thanks guys...
 
I seem to remember that it often had trouble unless I changed folders before running it too...
 
Now I just need to find the command prompt in windows 8.1 as I don't recall seeing a run command anymore...
 
Thanks again... I'll keep trying.
 
I palced the soundstage folder into my vst path and put dxshell into it. When Sonar scanned, it found a whole bunch of other sony plugins not in that folder, but it still didn't see soundstage/ax so I'm guessing it's due to the soundstage file failing to register.... Hoping I can force it?
 

 
Run regsvr32 from the path where the plug-in is installed or use the full path to the plug-in binary.

Some help possibly..........
 
 
http://stackoverflow.com/...le-on-windows-7-64-bit
 
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/kb/249873

Tried and failed again...
 
In DOS window, went to the soundstage folder and ran regsvr32  naming the soundstage.ax file... returned a failed message...

From folder where dx plug is:
 
c:\windows\system32\regsvr32 dxplugname.dll
 
Substitute c: for your boot drive letter if you're one of those weirdos.

That did it!
 
I had to run command prompt as administrator, then change directories to the folder containing Soundstage.ax and executed regsvr32 there... Finally it registered!
 
Thanks Gang!