Re: dll under program files (x86) has dependencies to system32

Charlie Russel-MVP

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10-24-2010

What happens, I believe, is that the dependency shows AS THE DLL sees the
file system. So, to the DLL, system32 is correct, since it sees SysWOW64 as
system32.

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"HDI" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> When I check the dependencies I see that the dll point to the system32
> folder and not to syswow64.
> I thought that applications installed under program files (x86) always
> use the syswow64 folder?
>
>

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