You must be very well aware that Windows XP has the habit of creating Dynamic Link Libraries (DLL files) whenever it is about to start a new program and during installation. These DLL files hog the useful space and many times make the system unstable even when they are of no use. Thus it is always recommended that you delete these DLL files and hence save your system from behaving awkwardly.
Browse to the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer
You will have to look for the DWORD value AlwaysUnloadDLL in the right pane and create the same if it isn’t already present. Assign 1 to this DWORD value and from now on your OS will willingly unload all DLLs when the application which was responsible for these DLLs is no longer in use.
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