Hi Barry.

IMHO, deleting your DLL call isnt a solution for any problem.
A :
- Describe you problem with more details.
B :
- As someone said, if you (let's say) 'delete' DLL call or 'stop' it somehow, i'm sure the application won't work. Simply, the DLL is needed. If you want to 'delete' it cuz of some kind of protection, you don't 'crack' the protection by 'deleting' the DLL...
You have to find the CALL and analyze it ... where it's called and stuff ... So you can jump over it or nop it ... (That's ok if that's part of protection)...

Bla, bla ...

But, provide us more info and you'll get better answers than this one...