DLL Explorer for Windows 95/98/NT/2000 3.0

DLL Explorer for Windows 95/98/NT/2000 is a software tool designed to explore and manage dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) on Windows operating systems.

To install DLL Explorer, you need to run the setup executable provided by the vendor and follow the on-screen instructions.

No, DLL Explorer is specifically designed for Windows 95, 98, NT, and 2000. It may not be compatible with newer operating systems.

DLL Explorer allows users to view detailed information about each DLL, including version number, dependencies, exports, imports, and more. It also provides functions to unregister or register DLLs.

To explore a specific DLL, you can either browse your system's DLL directory or use the search function within the application to locate the desired DLL. Once found, you can select it to view its details.

No, DLL Explorer does not have built-in repair capabilities. It is primarily used for exploring and managing DLLs rather than fixing them. To repair broken or corrupted DLL files, you may need to use other dedicated software tools.

Yes, DLL Explorer provides an option to unregister or unregister a DLL, effectively removing it from the system. However, caution should be exercised when manipulating DLL files as it can affect the stability of other applications.

No, DLL Explorer does not have a built-in batch processing feature to handle multiple DLLs simultaneously. Each DLL needs to be managed individually within the application.

No, DLL Explorer does not provide version updating functionality for DLL files. To update a DLL's version, you would typically need to replace the existing DLL file with a newer version released by the software vendor.

For more information or support related to DLL Explorer, you can refer to the documentation provided by the vendor or contact their customer support directly.