Is it possible to decompile .dll files, so I can see the source code?

This article provides a PowerShell script that scans a specified directory (and its subdirectories) for DLL and EXE files. It extracts version information ...

An outline of how you can extract icons from Windows binaries and dump them into a local folder.

Right click on one or more Dll file(s) on your desktop and select Convert with Filestar. Type extract in the search box. Press Extract.

This lists and extract the resources embedded inside an executable file (.exe, .dll, etc.). To list the resources use, eg: ResourceExtractor list Procmon.exe.

To extract icons from exe or dll files follow these steps: 1. Start IcoFX 2. Open the exe or dll file using the File/Extract... menu item.

I need to use a disassembler on them, but none of the disassembly tools (eg dnspy, ilspy, ildasm, etc.) work since these are actually native binaries with .NET ...

I am really interested in assembly language and I want to learn about how exe files work how dlls run etc... and I have an idea of writing an ...

ResourcesExtract is a small utility that scans dll/ocx/exe files and extract all resources (bitmaps, icons, cursors, AVI movies, HTML files, and more.

In order to see the code that makes a DLL file work, you will need to use a decompiler to revert it back into readable code.

I've used ILSpy to decompile .DLLs in the past. The only issue is the output is not perfect, you have to clean it up. It will however be ...