File extension DLL
File extension DLL is used by Microsoft Windows to store
DLL files usually contain code that is shared by many different applications. Good example would be wsock32.dll that contains code for sending data over the Internet. This DLL is used by browsers, email clients, instant messenger programs etc.
Another common usage of DLL files are "plugins". Plugins are mini-programs that extend features of other programs. For example DLL that is responsible for drawing nice psychodelic graphics when you listen to music in your favorite player is a visualisation plugin.
Please note that it is common for DLL files to contain trojans and viruses. We strongly recommend having an up-to-date antivirus software running on your PC at all times.
For more general information about files, file extensions and registry you can read one of the following articles:
Windows registry - Windows registry is included in modern Windows operating
systems to replace the older INI files which also contained system configuration. Let's concentrate on the structure and purpose of Windows System
Registry and show some concerns that makes it vulnerable to attacks...
Folders, files and paths - Files are the entries or information stored on your
computer. These are represented by binary coding and written on the tracks on a disk. Files are often represented by distinct icons, a normal practice done by
Microsoft with their products including system files for their series of operating systems...
What are file extensions? - File extensions are unnoticed yet are very crucial parts of
the computer world. But many are still unaware of the basic foundation and principles behind the remarkable wonders of computers...
Download DriverCure, an award winning registry cleaner and keep your PC running error-free and at optimal performance.
Sub item 1
Sub item 2
Sub item 3
Sub item 4







