Short
for Dynamic
Link Library, DLL is a type of file used with Microsoft
Windows, Windows software programs, and
Windows drivers. DLL files contain one or more executable subroutines that
can be called by one or more programs. DLL files enable software
developers to use Microsoft's or other company's routines to
perform common tasks and help prevent unnecessary duplication of
commonly used code.
- Additional information and listings of file extensions can be found
on our file extension page.
- Windows Users can run DLLs using rundll32 file; additional
information about this file can be found on document
CH000570.
- If you're encountering other missing DLL errors see document
CH000749 for additional information about this issue.
- Additional information about svchost.exe, a file used to load
DLL files can be found on
document CH000873.
Also see: VXD
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