Instead, the proper way to "get all the DLLs" your system needs is to install the official Microsoft packages that contain them.

If you have errors like d3dx9_43.dll or xinput1_3.dll , you need the DirectX End-User Runtime.

: Required for many mid-2010s applications.

Windows has a tool to find and fix its own missing or corrupted DLL files without downloading anything. Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013

Most DLL errors come from missing system libraries like or Visual C++ . Installing these official packages will automatically restore hundreds of missing DLLs safely. 1. Install the Visual C++ Redistributable Packages

Fixing missing DLL files in Windows 7 by "downloading all of them" is usually a bad idea. Sites offering bulk DLL downloads are often risky and may contain outdated files or malware.

Download the from Microsoft to automatically update your graphics libraries. 3. Use the Built-in System File Checker (SFC)