The User Interface Global Hook DLLs tab allows you to detect and specify global hook DLLs that may not be wanted in the Memory Validator user interface process.

 

 

 

About global hook DLLS

 

See the similar topic on stub global hooks to read about global hook DLLs

 

 

The user interface hook DLL loading rule

 

The default behaviour is not to allow the global hooks to load, but you can change this if necessary

 

•Allow all global hooks to load allows all global hook DLLs to load into Memory Validator

 

•Do not allow any global hooks to load prevent any global hook DLLs from loading (the default)
 

•Use the list of dlls shown provide per-DLL control over which DLLs load or don't load via the User Interface Global Hook DLLs list

 

Any global hook DLLs not listed will result in the user being asked for permission to load a DLL via the Global Hook Warning Dialog below

 

 

Managing user interface global hook DLLs

 

•Add DLL... browse and select one or more DLLs Open adds the chosen DLLs to the Global Hook DLLs list

 

Having added a DLL to the list, you can change whether the DLL is allowed to load or not, by double clicking in the second column and changing the value: Load or Don't load

 

•Remove removes any selected DLL from the list

 

•Remove All removes all DLLs from the list

 

 

Auto detecting global hook DLLs

 

Memory Validator can detect any DLLs in its own process that are not ones it uses itself. Such DLLs are likely to be global hook DLLs:

 

•Auto Detect automatically detect DLLs which may be global hook DLLs, adding them to the Global Hook DLLs list

 

 

 

Global Hook Warning Dialog

 

When the global hook loading rule above is set to Use the list of dlls shown, the Allow load column controls whether the hook DLL is loaded.

 

When a global hook is loaded that is not on the list of known global hooks, the user is presented with a warning dialog like that shown below.

 

The user can then accept or block the global hook from loading. The dialog lists a couple of known problematic DLLs.

 

 

 

•Help displays this help page

•Yes lets the DLL load

•No blocks the DLL

 

The response is automatically recorded in the Global Hook DLLs list, so that you won't be asked again.

 

 

Reset All - Resets all global settings, not just those on the current page.

 

 

Reset - Resets the settings on the current page.