How to Find Information About Specific Filenames
The FILExt site is designed to give you information about what program uses
particular file types as defined by their file extensions.
Sometimes, you might
want to know about a particular file; not a data file, but a particular
.DLL or .EXE file.
While this can be a daunting process because of the sheer
number of such files, sites exist that attempt to give you that information:
ProcessLibrary.com is a product of Uniblue Systems Ltd. the people behind WinTasks 5 Professional, a program that gives you control over all processes running on your personal computer. This award-winning product gathers detailed information on all running processes. WinTasks then gives you simple explanations for thousands of programs - allowing you to remove useless resource hogs and security threats - in just a few clicks. The website is a Web version of the WinTasks program database.
Filename.info is a developing database of programs and .DLL files. Each file in the database on that site has basic information about which program owns the file, version and size information, checksum data, and other data as available.
ProgramChecker is a program that runs on your system to analyze files on
your computer. Their site has a search feature that allows you to search
on file names to help you determine what the file is and does.
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