How To Edit DLL file or open base

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i have a dll file, how i see that base of dlls ??

Posted 2-Sep-13 6:27am

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pasztorpisti 2-Sep-13 15:52pm

Maybe changing the preferred base address... (rebasing? rebase.exe or editbin.exe)

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-09-02T06:34:00

The only legitimate way to edit a DLL file is to recompile it, having its source code. You can even reverse-engineer a DLL module, which can be more or less difficult, depending on what it is, and then modify and recompile. Even though some dirty practices based on direct edition of the module exist, there are nothing but dirty practices. And such technique as the digital signature prevents such editing: the edited file will fail to load and execute.

And the body of the question looks totally unclear. What "base"? What are you even talking about?

—SA