ExeProperties - View extended EXE & DLL properties

guest · Mar 31, 2018

ExeProperties
Windows does not provide any built-in way to determine if an EXE or DLL is 32-bit or 64-bit. This is where ExeProperties comes to the rescue! It is really easy to use, once installed it extends the built-in Windows File Explorer by adding an additional tab to the properties panel that shows extended properties for EXE and DLL files.

To view these extended properties, right click on an EXE or DLL file in Windows File Explorer, and select Properties from the context menu. The additional tab added by ExeProperties is called Exe/Dll Info. Select this tab to view the extended properties.
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This tool is providing an easy way of showing additional properties of files. It adds an additional tab "Exe/Dll Info" in the File Properties (a shell extension is installed to achieve this)

Extended properties shown

Type Shows whether the executable code in the file is 32 or 64 bits.
Min. Windows Version Shows the minimum version of Windows required to run the executable code.
Built With Shows the version of Microsoft Visual Studio used to build the file. Note: only a version number for the build tool is stored in the file, so the version of Visual Studio used is inferred from this. If the version number is not valid for Visual Studio (most likely because the code was not built with Visual Studio), then only the version number is shown.
Subsystem The subsystem the file is built for. The most common values are Windows GUI for a normal Windows application, or Windows Console for a file that should be run from the command line.
Timestamp The date/time that the file was built.
Large Address Aware Indicates whether the file supports an address range greater than 2GB. For most 32-bit applications this will be No and for most 64-bit applications this will be Yes.
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File Types Supported

.exe Executable file
.dll Dynamic-Link Library
.ocx Active-X Control
.cpl Control Panel Item
.drv Driver file
.scr Screen Saver file
.sys Windows System file
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ExeProperties v1.3 (March 30, 2018)
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Mr.X · Mar 31, 2018

Great program it seems!
Much thanks.

guest · Mar 31, 2018

Adric · Apr 1, 2018

For exe files, you can tell if it is 64-bit or 32-bit by going to properties and selecting the compatibility tab.
If the drop-down shows Windows Vista, it's 64-bit. If it shows XP, it's 32-bit. This is how I've been checking
to date. This tool looks worthwhile.

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