Apps call on those DLL files when they need that activity performed. DLL files are a lot like executable (EXE) files, except that DLL files cannot be directly executed in Windows.

To locate these files, open File Explorer and navigate to C:\Windows\System32. Scroll down inside the System32 folder and you will see many files with .dll extension.

Well, thas is rather a theoretical question. I am interested - what are those win32 executable programs, that create dll on first program execution.How is this possible, why, and well, also what ...