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Running a program or game automatically starts several other file types and processes that are not bundled on your desktop. These enable you to interact with tools of interest normally. Most of these dependencies can be viewed through the task manager, but for a detailed list of all files needed by a program to properly function, you can use Dependency Viewer.

The overall process is pretty easy, both because it's wizard-driven and you only need to go through a few steps. What's missing is an option to simply drag the target file over the main window, but it's only a minor inconvenience that can be overlooked. You might encounter several functionality issues with latest Windows iterations, but running it in compatibility mode solves it all.

Any file found under the EXE format can be targeted. The specific application doesn't need to run to be traced. Next up you need to choose the files that interests you. In other words, the items that are looked up and make the target EXE properly run can be a DLL, TLB, OCX, OLB or another EXE. You can also have the application look for any type of format.

Scanning takes a little while, regardless of the target's complexity. Results are displayed in a list, but no other details are provided, not even path. There's a “Search” button but pressing it brings up your web browser with results gathered from the web.

It's a big disappointment you can't completely trace fetched results, because it would have come in handy for eliminating malicious content on your computer if a security application didn't do the trick. On the other hand, the list can be exported to TXT so you can then manually search or have someone else take a look.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that Dependency Viewer Keygen might not come with extended features, nor a great deal of variety in the ones you work with. However, the simplicity, as well as the wizard-driven process make it easy to use, with results retrieved in a jiffy so you know exactly how many and what other files run when you launch a specific executable.