PE Explorer 1.99 R6

PE Explorer is a program for viewing, editing and analyzing the internal structure of executable files, such as EXE, DLL, ActiveX and others. A set of different tools, united by a common interface, will allow you to look inside any program. Using PE Explorer You can explore both your own programs and libraries, as well as applications from third-party developers whose source texts you do not have access to. The PE Explorer includes resource and section editors, a viewer of the list of functions imported from the DLL and their syntax, a disassembler, a dependency scanner, an UPX unpacker and other utilities.

PE Explorer allows you to analyze, edit or optimize problematic files (a vivid example is studying the device of viruses, Trojans and other malware), translate interfaces into other languages, decompress and restore compressed files, study the design and algorithms used in programs. The program is suitable for performing express analysis of EXE files, for recovering lost information when working on projects with missing source code, for viewing the parameters of the functions of standard libraries, as well as simply for collecting information about the executable file and displaying it in an understandable and structured form.

Opportunities:

• Working with 32-bit PE files - such as .EXE, .DLL, Device Drivers (.SYS, .ACM), ActiveX Controls (.OCX), Borland libraries (.DPL and.DLL), visual style files (.MSSTYLES), control panel applets (.CPL), screensavers (.SCR) and any other win32 executable files.
• The ability to work with corrupted files in safe mode.
• Checking the integration of the executable file.
• Automatic unpacking of files packed with UPX, WinUpack, NSPack.
• Saving changes as new executable files.
• Disassembler for restoring the primary code of the executable file.
• Dependency analyzer to determine the minimum set of libraries required for a file.
• A means of removing debugging information enclosed inside a file.
• A tool for deleting patch tables.
• Calculation and correction of the file checksum.
• Modification of the entry point value.
• Modification of file properties.