Wat do i use to convert a .exe file to a .dll file?

Question

wat do i use to convert a .exe file to a .dll file?

Answer 1

You can't. A DLL is a Dynamic Link Library and is not designed to be executable on its own. It is usually called by the program rundll.exe. EXE file are executable on their own, containing the extra code necessary.

Answer 2

Exe and dll files are quite diferent and so the use.

Then i think there is no program to convert it.

The programs in exe are used to make soje me proceses and dll's are usede by the operating system to indicate some caracteristics of a program in exe.

Answer 3

These are 2 entirely different formats. DLL files stand for Dynamic-Linked Library. It means that they are designed to be loaded by programs on the computer and help those programs do something. Examples of this would be a driver for accessing a piece of hardware such as a webcam. EXE files are actual programs that have been compiled into binary code. So for a webcam, the EXE file would contain the code for the program that lets you view the camera, and the DLL would contain the code for accessing the webcam hardware. They aren't interchangeable formats.

Answer 4

Convert? I don't believe that they are the same thing. If you want to edit the file extension, go to the folder's view options to show all file extensions (and change exe to dll).

Answer 5

Click Start/control panel/switch to classic view * if you need to do this / folder options *click view/ look for hide extentions of known file types *uncheck this box if it's checked*

Then go to the file and right click and rename it to .dll instead of .exe

why are you doing this .... it's not going to work but that's how you do it!  

Did the person that told you to do this say anything about typing C:\fdisk ?????