[Help] Run without manifest dll?

[CodingTerror]

Well I have just created my first Visual Basics file and I am wanting to release it! I put it on my desktop to test it, but I keep getting the unhandled exception has occurred error so I cannot run it. I have searched and people have been saying you need to include all .dll files that were created along with the file in your release. Is there any way around this so I don't have to add those dll files in my release? :/

Thanks for your time,

CodingTerror

[freedompeace]

I think they're just making it up <.<

The only things you need to include with your release are DLLs which are not part of the .NET framework of your targetted version. Things like DevComponent's DotNetBar DLL must be included if you used them.

Did you use any third part libraries?

[Hassan]

Well I have just created my first Visual Basics file and I am wanting to release it! I put it on my desktop to test it, but I keep getting the unhandled exception has occurred error so I cannot run it. I have searched and people have been saying you need to include all .dll files that were created along with the file in your release. Is there any way around this so I don't have to add those dll files in my release? :/

Thanks for your time,

CodingTerror

Goto your project's debug directory, inside debug goto Bin directory. Then using the .NET Reactor select your main application. (.executable) and select all dlls in that folder as additional files. Then press protect to merge the files so they only become a part of the executable.

Link for .NET Reactor cracked:
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/33-visual-basic/150040-release-net-reactor-4-0-cracked.html

I think they're just making it up <.<

The only things you need to include with your release are DLLs which are not part of the .NET framework of your targetted version. Things like DevComponent's DotNetBar DLL must be included if you used them.

Did you use any third part libraries?

I think he is using, else he won't get the error -.-

[Physcadelic]

What is the VB file? An application?

[freedompeace]

What is the VB file? An application?

The file in question is an executable (.exe).

[CodingTerror]

Ah, no I am not using any third party dynamic link libraries. Just the ones created when I built my program. I am going to try what you suggested, Xscapism.

Worked, thank you!