RegDllView

RegDllView is a tiny and portable program that displays all registered DLL, EXE and OCX files from your computer, as the name suggests. Its options can be effortlessly figured out.
Since installation is not a requirement, you can just drop the program files anywhere on the hard drive and run the executable file immediately.
Otherwise, you can store RegDllView on a USB flash drive, external hard drive or other similar removable device, and run it on any computer.
What should be mentioned is that the Windows Registry does not receive entry updates, and files are not left behind on the hard drive after removing the tool.
The UI of the app consists of a regular window with a plain layout, where the scanning procedure is automatically initialized upon deployment.
Results focus on the system, user and control entries count, last date of registration, .NET version, company name, description, version, attributes and other details for each file. As far as Windows Registry information goes, you can view the class ID, name, program ID, control status, version, threading model and last write time for each object.
It is possible to create a REG file for entries deletion, register a new file or re-register existing ones, open an entry in Registry Editor, to use a search function when dealing with large amounts of data, as well as to create an HTML report of all or selected items.
RegDllView has the ability of displaying missing files in color, so you can seamlessly identify them. Plus, you can add a header line to the CSV file and un-register selected files, among others.
The software application needs a low-to-moderate quantity of CPU and system memory, so it shouldn't put a strain on the computer's overall performance. Its response time is good. No error dialogs have popped up in our testing and the utility did not freeze or crash. Thanks to its intuitive layout and settings, RegDllView should satisfy the entire audience.