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allows you to list the Dynamic Link Library (DLL) files and other modules that the operating system is currently using. You can show the current state of the operating system with regards to its use of EXEs, DLLs, and OCXs. DLL Explorer allows you to show the operating state before and after running a particular software. It can help you to see that 32-bit and 16-bit modules the software uses. It can also be used to confirm that files are actually being used by your software when you are ready to go to master. In addition, you can compare two utilization lists and show the differences between them. The resulting comparison list will show you any modules that have been added, modules that are no longer in use, and any increase or decrease in the number of times a module is utilized. The lists can be loaded and saved for future reference or printed. Double-clicking on a file name allows you to show detailed info on that module. This will also show the processes using that module or the module names that a process uses.

displays info about all the DLL files on your system and tells you that applications are actually using them. DLL Informant is easy to use if you have several DLLs with the same name and are not sure that one to keep. It also displays that DLLs are not being used by any applications, that ones are registered OLE servers, and many more.

displays a list of all running processes and their DLL dependencies. You can see all the DLLs associated with a particular job as well as comprehensive info about all running processes, comprising memory load, priority, and the DLLs they depend on. DLL Show can also be used to print a hardcopy report of a selected module's dependencies, and it comes with a search feature.

is an application that lists all the softwares and modules in memory. DLLSpy may be utilized to find DLL conflicts by checking the DLLSpy tables to spot DLLs that were loaded from incorrect directories or DLLs that are the incorrect version. Programmers can use DLLSpy to show the modules a software loads into memory, and this info can be saved to a disk file, giving a checklist of all modules that need to be included on installation disks. DLLSpy can show module dependencies displaying all of the DLLs a software requires without containing to run the software. Extra info about a module comprising the version, import and export features can be presented with an easy right mouse button click.

shows you the DLLs loaded by all of the currently active processes. DLLView is useful for tracking down DLL version problems.The top windows displays a list of the currently active processes. The bottom window lists the DLLs that each process has loaded. DLLView also has a powerful search ability for fastly finding that processes have particular DLLs loaded.

displays details about your computer's currently running processes. For each process, the software shows different technical info, comprising a list of DLLs loaded by each process, and memory consumption info. Any process can be killed immediately. Overall memory utilization info is also presented, and you can copy the list of files to the Clipboard.DllViewer runs as a System Tray icon, and there is an option to have it automatically run when Windows starts.

shows you comprehensive info about that processes are running on your computer. With EF Process Manager you can see that processes are running on your computer, and that modules have been opened or loaded. EF PRocess Manager gives you the ablity to: close normally or kill any running process; set priorities for a process; register and unregister modules; show Windows error codes; consult environment variables; search for modules on the disk; and export the info for further use in Excel.

displays a software's DLL dependency tree. When Windows runs an EXE , it usually loads several DLLs into memory. Each DLL in turn refers to other DLLs. goRefs displays this dependency tree without actually loading any code. It shows you what is needed for a given software and where it can be found. It is useful for finding missing DLLs, especially when a Windows software refuses to run for no apparent reason.

shows you the DLLs and handles that are opened or loaded by NT processes. HandleEx is a GUI software that shows you what files, registry keys and other items processes have open, or that DLLs they have loaded. It even shows you who owns each process, and allows you to effortlessly terminate any process.

allows you to to explore and diagnose problems with Win32 applications. It is integrated directly into the Windows Explorer and appears as a set of extra pages in the Properties sheet for the selected executable file. With InspectExe you can: show all import and export features of an executable file (EXE, OCX or DLL); show exported symbols from library files (LIB); show all the Win32 PE sections contained in an executable file; list all the resources contained in the executable and show all resource strings; and check whether the module can be loaded without executing it.

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