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Utilita pro vyhledßvßnφ nepou₧φvan²ch DLL.
PC Magazine
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FDDLLS helps you find unused DLLs on your system by finding,
sorting and classifying Windows executable files. FDDLLS can
list the EXE and DLL files on your system by name, extension
or reference count.
SETUP
To install FDDLLS, simply copy it to a directory on your hard
disk, and create an icon for it in Program Manager. Then double
click on the icon to load the program.
After FDDLLS is started, click on the Scan button to enable
FDDLLS to search your hard disk for Windows executable files.
You can specify which disks are to be scanned by clicking on
the Select disks button. In general, all non-removable disks
must be scanned for FDDLLS to properly work.
FDDLLS lists the executable files and DLLs in order by name.
Any EXE or DLL that requires DLLs not found on the machine are
listed in red. Files with duplicate names are listed in yellow.
REMARKS
Do not delete DLLs that appear to be unused. Instead, move
suspect DLLs to a directory not listed in the path statement.
It's not possible for FDDLLS to show all needed DLLs as
referenced. DLLs loaded at run time such as those used by
Visual Basic programs will be incorrectly identified as orphans.
Programs run from CD-ROM drives will also cause false positives.
Yet another common situation is when you have drivers installed,
such as those for sound cards or video cards or networks, which
are not currently in use.
If u delete a DLL which is needed by a program, you will have to
reinstall that program. A much safer solution is to move DLLs
that seem to be orphans to a separate subdirectory or to a
floppy disk. DLLs should never be deleted.