Dependency Walker 2.2.6000

Dependency Walker is a free utility provided by Microsoft that scans executable files for dependencies. It shows a hierarchical tree view of all the modules (DLLs, EXEs, etc.) that an executable depends on.

To use Dependency Walker, simply open the application and select a target executable file. The tool will then analyze the specified file and display its dependencies.

Dependency Walker provides detailed information about the dependencies and modules of an executable, such as module names, entry points, version numbers, and more.

Yes, Dependency Walker highlights missing or broken dependencies in red. These are modules that the target executable expects to find but cannot.

No, Dependency Walker is primarily focused on analyzing dependency information. It does not provide profiling capabilities for monitoring an application's runtime behavior.

Yes, Dependency Walker is a Windows-specific utility. It can be used on various versions of Windows, including Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and later.

Yes, Dependency Walker provides various command-line options to automate analysis and export results. You can refer to the official documentation for details on these options.

Dependency Walker is primarily a diagnostic tool and does not have built-in capabilities to fix missing dependencies. However, it can help identify the missing dependencies so that you can obtain and install them separately.

Dependency Walker can be downloaded from the official Microsoft website or various trustworthy software download platforms. Make sure to download it from a reliable source.

While Dependency Walker itself is a free tool provided by Microsoft, there may not be official support channels or forums dedicated specifically to the tool. However, you can seek assistance from the broader community in related developer forums and communities.