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Do you have these dll's installed?

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Out of curiosity, I checked with a dependency checker a few exe and it showed that all these dll were not found.

netrap.dll

dnsapi.dll

netui0.dll

netui1.dll

w32topl.dll

samlib.dll

authz.dll

ntdsapi.dll

ntlanman.dll

apphelp.dll

userenv.dll

I downloaded them, put them in windows\system and the depency checker doesn't show any missing dll. Tought It still shows unavailable module or libraries.

But do I realy need them in w98? And do I need to register them?


Here's what I found on my system:

netrap.dll: not found

dnsapi.dll: found it in my XP partition... I don't think 98se needs this

netui0.dll: again, found it in the XP partition... not in 98se though

netui1.dll: see above

w32topl.dll: see above

samlib.dll: see above

authz.dll: see above

ntdsapi.dll: see above

ntlanman.dll: see above

apphelp.dll: see above

userenv.dll: see above

All except the first one are for XP... I don't think they're needed in 98se.

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So why is Dependancy Walker 2.1 showing that the dll's installed on my PC needs them?

What do you think (choose one)?

*It could be a good idea to add them

*It will have no effect whatsoever because they are XP dll

*It could destabilize or slow down your system.

*other

*It will have no effect whatsoever because they are XP dll

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