Win32Program Disassembler is an excellent free Windows program, belonging to the class Development software with sub-category Hex editors and is developed by Sang Cho. It is compatible with all operating systems like Windows 95, Windows 2000, XP and Vista, and is available for immediate usage for all users with the current operating system Windows. The Win32Program disassembler finds great use in data recovery, reversing and debugging. In addition, this useful application is also useful in detecting and fixing invalid class keys in the Windows registry. In other words, Win32Program disassembles and fixes Windows programs and it also detects and corrects invalid class keys that are inserted by the malware programs into the Windows registry, making your computer safe from such infections.
The Win32Program disassembler was designed by Sang Cho, a person with a PhD in Computer science, School of Engineering and Design, University of Science and Technology, Daegu National University, Korea. It's free to use and is the latest update happened to version 1.5. It can efficiently detect and fix the Win32 error and you just need to click on the "Scan Now" button, and the whole program will be scanned and repaired automatically. If you are looking for faster performance when using Windows, then this is the program for you. With the help of this, you can run faster and accurately your Windows programs and solving the Win32 error that comes up.
About the Book
Technical
- Title : Win32Program Disassembler 0.25 for Windows
- Requirements : Windows 95
- Language : English
- Available languages : English
- License : Free
- Latest update : September 12, 2021
- Author : Sang Cho
- SHA-1 : e6e76f7420a452c805caf38a329bb6ec7d256b01
- Filename : disasm.zip
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