In windows 7, how to find out a list of Dll files which a normal user account can run or execute? Thanks.

Use cacls for searching permissions and another script to retrive those that have appropriate permission. Ther is no magical button to do it. Native functions like cacls and vbs or Powershell scriptings are tools you would use. BTW - what is the reason for such a search? Is it excercise or operating system analysis? Regards Milos

Someone I know has this problem: He has a company laptop but has only normal user account. He is trying to write .NET application and it needs to access Dll files. Because .NET application will run under normal user account, there may be concern whether some Dll files can be executed by .NET application.

Hi, This type issue should be post on the MSDN forum. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories Based my knowledge and research, the dll files should be read via the standard users account. If you want to register them, it requires administrator permission.Kim Zhou TechNet Community Support

Hi, This type issue should be post on the MSDN forum. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories Based my knowledge and research, the dll files should be read via the standard users account. If you want to register them, it requires administrator permission.Kim Zhou TechNet Community Support