can a dll file be called somethiong else

I did look here: 'An archive containing all the files generated during the build process (including dxgi.dll and symbol files) is available here.' but accessing dxgi.dll this way would be programmatically difficult.Īs I think you are aware, certificates cost quite some money. Currently under releases you only have the setup file. I suppose I could just disable your updater and continue my old process as long as the dll's were still programmatically accessible on your site. With your new process of updating it makes it more difficult. Previously I had a script to download new versions, install and then sign before I reloaded explorer. After investigation they determined what the file was for was but they have asked me to enquire if you can sign the files with a valid software cert? Our security team has seen me testing explorerpatcher and saw it as a possible hijack. Typically they are flagging files in system areas that look to be making 'hijacks' to files like Explorer. In our enterprise we have quite rigorous monitoring of system files on all desktop clients.

Can a dll file be called somethiong else