DLLRemover

If you are interested in removing DLLs from running processes without installing a program, then DLLRemover is one of the go to applications out there.

The app is lacking a GUI (Graphic User Interface) and can only be used by opening the "Command Prompt" and following the steps provided in the executable file that comes with the tool, steps that can also be found on the developer's site.

The CLI interface can only be operated with command lines and after execution the result will also be echoed within the CMD window.

Due to the fact that the program does not require installation and no files are written on you hard drive, DLLRemover can be used immediately after extraction and can also be run from a USB flash drive or other similar removable storage media, a very useful feature for those who do not depend on a single system.

The application is supported by operating systems starting with Windows XP up to Windows 8 and it includes both versions: 32-bit and 64-bit.

To remove DLLs from running processes simply open the "Task Manager" go to "Details" and scroll down until the targeted process is identified. Next you can notice that the first columns are "Name" and "PID", which contain the information needed for removing the libraries.

To conclude, DLLRemover is a program that requires no installation kit and won't create files and shortcuts on your system, is indeed an attractive choice, but the CLI interface is not as friendly as a GUI. Thus, if you are a first-time user, a little bit of research will be needed, however for those of you accustomed with programming, it will be an easy and enjoyable tool.