Anchor Link DLL Archive
License: Freeware Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
Version: 1.01 – Released: 2009-04-23 Windows: All
File Size: 358 KB
“Everyone has uninstalled programs at one point or another, just to be presented with that wonderful dialog asking whether or not we want to delete some ‘shared’ Windows resource… Do we? Does something else use that DLL file it’s asking about? Help!!! That’s where AnalogX DLL Archive comes in — it searches through all the files on your system and lets you know if any of them contain references to the DLL’s in question!
“AnalogX DLL Archive is super-simple to use, just click search and let it do its thing — once done, you’ll be presented with a list of all the DLL’s that don’t have references in the system! Then just select which ones you think aren’t necessary anymore and archive them — it’s that simple! Make a mistake? No problem, restoring DLL’s from the archive is just as simple – nothing is deleted until YOU delete it.”
Anchor Link DLL Description
Information Only Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
Revision: 5.11 – Released: 2007-12-04 Windows: 9x, NT, 2000, XP, 2003
“This article describes what a dynamic link library (DLL) is and the various issues that may occur when you use DLLs.
“Then, the article describes some advanced issues that you should consider when you develop your own DLLs. In describing what a DLL is, this article describes dynamic linking methods, DLL dependencies, DLL entry points, exporting DLL functions, and DLL troubleshooting tools.
“The article finishes with a high-level comparison of DLLs to the Microsoft .NET Framework assemblies.”
Anchor Link DLL Show
License: Shareware – $19.95 Last Reviewed: 2013-04-09
Version: 5.6 – Released: 2013-04-09 Windows: 9x, Me, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8
File Size: 617 KB
“DLL Show 2000 is a small system utility that displays a list of all running processes and their DLL dependencies. Click your mouse on a listed task or process to see the DLLs that process uses. DLL Show displays comprehensive information about all running processes including memory load, priority and the DLLs they depend upon. DLL Show can also be used to print a hardcopy report of a selected module’s dependencies. DLL Show can also be used to display a list of all DLL and OCX modules currently installed on your system. DLL Show now includes a disk scanning mode that can be used to catalog files on all drives.”
Anchor Link dll-files
License: Freeware – Donations appreciated Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
“Everyone has received a ‘Couldn’t find ****.dll…’ pop-up message at some time. Well folks, your problems are over! Here you will find the most common files that may be missing or corrupted on your computer. Feel free to download at no cost!
“If you need live assistance, our computer support experts are standing by 24/7 to solve your computer problems – even the most complicated ones.”
Anchor Link ListDLLs
License: Freeware Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
Version: 3.1 – Released: 2011-07-18 Windows XP, 2003, and higher
File Size: 263 KB
“A question that I often get asked is ‘Do you know of a utility that will show me which DLLs are loaded on Windows 9x or NT?’. The answer I gave up until recently was ‘no’, until I discovered a tool in the Windows NT Resource Kit called tlist that does show this information. I decided to write a free-ware version, ListDLLs. Unlike tlist, however, ListDLLs is able to show you the full path names of loaded modules – not just their base names. In addition, ListDLLs will flag loaded DLLs that have different version numbers than their corresponding on-disk files (which occurs when the file is updated after a program loads the DLL), and can tell you which DLLs were relocated because they are not loaded at their base address.
“You can also get Process Explorer, a GUI-based version of this program, here at Sysinternals.”
Anchor Link RegDllView
License: Freeware Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
Version: 1.46 – Released: 2013-02-17 Windows: From 98 to 7
File Size: 50 KB Portable
Both 32- and 64-bit versions
“RegDllView is a small utility that displays the list of all registered dll/ocx/exe files (COM registration). For each registered file, you can view the last date/time that it was registered, and the list of all registration entries (CLSID/ProgID).
“Starting from version 1.35, RegDllView also allows you to register dll/ocx files (like regsvr32), simply by dragging one or more files from Explorer folder into the window of RegDllView.”
Anchor Link Registration Control Utility
License: Freeware Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
Version: 2.00.106 – Released: 2001-09-25
File Size: 41 KB
“RegCtrls (Register Controls) allows you to selectively register and unregister OLE controls with the system registry. RegCtrls is a GUI replacement for Microsoft’s REGSVR32 command-line utility. RegCtrls uses its Windows interface to provide easier access to features and also provides functionality not available with Microsoft’s command-line utility.”
Anchor Link RegMenu
License: Freeware Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
Version: 1.1.0 – Released: 2004-12-10 Windows: 9x, Me, NT, 2000, XP, 2003
File Size: 303 KB
“RegMenu is a stand-alone executable file that will allows you to register .dll and .ocx files by simply right-clicking on the file in Windows Explorer.”
Anchor Link Regsvr32 File Tool
License: Freeware Last Reviewed: 2013-01-08
Version: 3.1.1.0 – Released: 2013-01-08 Windows: All
File Size: 445 KB
“Regsvr32 File Tool allows you to select multiple DLL files from your PC and register them with just a click.
“Simply click the browse button and add the desired files. After that, you have to click ‘Register’ or ‘Unregister’.”
Anchor Link VB Runtime Files
License: Freeware Last Reviewed: 2013-02-18
Version: vbRun60 – Released: 2000-09-18
File Size: 1.0 MB
“You downloaded a software and when you try to run it, you receive a missing file error. Developers sometimes assume that most people have those files, however if you don’t download very often and don’t use a lot of software other than what came with your computer – you may need an additional support file here and there. Microsoft releases new ‘Run-time’ files every now and then, they allow software developers to make use of the latest technology when creating new software. In order for YOU to use these programs, you need to update your Windows system with these files.
“This package includes: ASycFilt.dll, ComCat.dll, MSVBVM60.dll, OLEAut32.dll, OLEPro32.dll, STDOLE2.tlb, ADVPack.dll, W95Inf16.dll, W95Inf32.dll, VBRun60.inf.”
Anchor Link Windows 7 DLL File Information
License: OnLine Last Reviewed: 2013-03-29
“This site was built by scanning all DLL files located in system32 directory of Windows 7 release candidate and creating (with automatic script) a Web page for each DLL with all found infromation.
“Each DLL information page includes:
♦ Version information – product name, company, file desctiption, and so on.
♦ DLL popularity – Shows you how many DLLs are statically linked to this file.
♦ List of files that are statically linked to the specified file. Displayed only when the number of files in the list is 10 or less.
♦ Sections information – Shows you the code and data sections in the DLL.
♦ Resources information – Displays a summary of resources stored in the DLL (icons, bitmaps, cursors, dialog-boxes, and so on).
♦ Icons Thumbnail – A Thumbnail with all icons stored in the DLL.
♦ Cursors Thumbnail – A Thumbnail with all cursors stored in the DLL.
♦ Strings information – Displays a list of strings stored in this DLL (Currently the list is limited to 200 strings).
♦ Diaogbox information – Displays a list of dialog-boxes captions in this DLL (Currently the list is limited to 200 dialog-boxes).
♦ Static Linking – Displays the list of DLL files that are statically linked to the DLL. When a DLL is loaded the DLL in this Static Linking list are also loaded with it.
♦ Exports/Imports List – A list of all imported and exported functions.