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HeX0R
09-29-2009, 07:11 AM
Hi

i have a program that i want to made portable.
but the problem is that this program has few dll's that need to be in %System32% directory.

are some one has or know a good tutorial for doing this manually?

or can write here something?

thank you guys... :)
stevelim82
09-29-2009, 09:42 AM
It depends on what software you use. For example, software A will install another software ... e.g Software B into your system during the installation. Some of the files will be placed into the system folder. Indrectly, software A depend on software B while software B will depend on its "Dynamic Linking Library" file.
Git
09-29-2009, 11:01 AM
All programs will look in the directory they were launched from for DLL's before they look in the system32 directory. Just put the DLL's in the same place as the exe. If they are special DLL's that need to be registered with the system, or they are system DLLs, then you are out of luck.

Git
HeX0R
09-30-2009, 05:08 PM
All programs will look in the directory they were launched from for DLL's before they look in the system32 directory. Just put the DLL's in the same place as the exe. If they are special DLL's that need to be registered with the system, or they are system DLLs, then you are out of luck.

Git

The software as one dll the need registration but i was tried to move all the dlls that in System to the program directory and the program seen to work correctly.
but i wont to do a Dll injection to put those dlls and main exe
in one PE file, how can i do that?
can you give some guide lines??? :)

PS
I was tried to do this software portable with Vmware ThinApp and she did it well!
BUT unfortunately she isn't compatible with Windows 7... :-(


thank you for your suggestions ..
Git
10-01-2009, 09:18 AM
There are many apps that will bundle and exe and it's DLL's into one exe and pack it, search on google.

Can you please not quote 100% of messages you are replying to, it is totally unecessary. The original is already staring at the reader. Use the Reply button or the bottom right button to enable the Quick Reply window.

Git