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Originally posted by serpico
I'm always hesitant to play with .dlls because you can really screw up your machine I mean BIG TIME
A dll is technically less dangerous than an exe as routines inside the dll can't be executed unless called by an external app. If you're referring to the mass amount of dlls in \system32 then deleting/modifying them is obviously not a smart thing to do, and the same goes for exes. I'd say editing the registry is something more likely to screw up your system.
EDIT: Bah, beat me to it.
