Understanding DLLs in Windows Applications

We have updated these older classroom series check out the new videos each new video has video notes and slides for download:
Day 2: Troubleshooting Windows Applications. Types of Applications and Processes.
Day 3: Troubleshooting Windows Applications: Process States
Day 4: Process Explorer Metrics and Troubleshooting Windows Applications
Day 5: A Look at Microsoft Store Apps and Why we don’t Troubleshoot them!
Day 6: Linux GUI Applications are coming to Windows
Day 7: Understanding Application *.DLL files

A classroom lecture. Understanding the role of *.dll files in Windows applications is critical to troubleshooting problems. We will use Sysinternals' Process Explore and view the relationship of *.dll files and applications. We will explore Process Explorer as it relates to applications on your Windows PC.

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[cblack]

Coherently explained and enjoyable to learn from. This content is accessible for many people with varied levels of knowledge. Thank you for making this freely available and helping those perusing personal & professional development. You're a legend.

[bvbiszr]

Why is no one commenting on this tutorial? Actually, it is a great, easy and clear tutorial. Thanks!

[justinjoseph]

This is really excellent in order to understand the functionality of DLLs !

[rosssharma]

Hi Lowell,  

amazing explanation and very useful to deep dive for any issue related to process . 

[plinioals]

Excellent explanation about doll's!!Thanks!

[aikomath]

One of most informative video about DLLs

[murnoth]

You are a thorough explainer. Thank you!

[batista]

You are the best. No one in YouTube explained so much in detail

[pinhead]

thank you. great video to understand windows dlls

[vikramdeshmukh]

Great way of teaching ... i really enjoyed learning through this video tutorial

[Newman_]

Do you have a Patreon? Mr. Vanderpool your videos have been an amazing help! I am currently attending Valencia College and received my A.S. as an Electronics technician. I began pursuing my B.S. at Valencia and recently transferred to UCF. Your teaching is unparalleled! You bridge everything and show all the inner workings in order to enhance your lectures and it is amazing. I began on this video series and it taught me so much about DLLs. Recently your OSI series. In layer 2 how you showed the image of the stack and described how flow control takes the data and feed it in to the memory buffers... No one EVER shows this kind of stuff. Can you control layer 2? Yes! and you showed what that looked like. Simply amazing! I want to give you money. I'll as again. Do you have a Patreon?

[nicolashaney]

Such a long intro haha. This was a great video for me. Thank you.

[trvekvlt]

Wow this was really helpful! I'm a software developer and this helped me a lot.

[MrSaemichlaus]

It's not "Trestor" but "Tresorit" ;)
Many thanks for taking your time for this!

[JoeMoBaggins]

I was going to ask "my procexp isn't showing lower pane information for FTK imager, however I didn't realise I had to launch it with additional privileges. *File, Show Details for all processes* for those with similar issues.

[surajtalekar]

hello i want to edit .dll file how can i edit sir tell me

[unrealdevop]

Video starts at 1:03
P.S please don't make us sit through an entire minute of intro music. Great video btw, can't believe I waited so long to look into this.

[stephenyoshimura]

Your video is constructed well. Unlike most youtube "instructional" videos, you aren't excessively repetitive and I didn't feel like you were wasting my time (you were constantly covering new information). However, your start up was so long I almost stopped watching and looked for another video. Please consider condensing it to max 15 seconds, you'll will probably see your view count go up because people wont divert from your video after watching 20 continuous seconds of a resisting coil/filament heating up (which serves no purpose for your video... 1:00 instruction actually starts). You want an intro, but please consider cutting the duration by at least 1/4.

Best wishes.

[ssontsh]

Jesus how many TB’s do you have on your pc

[stephenjoe]

Why the heaven you advertised for Tresorit.exe  !!!!