wine users - Apr 2010 - a question about dll override?

I read the wine user guide. It says "After you've located a native DLL
on a Windows system, you'll need to put it in suitable place for Wine to
find it and then configure it to be used. Generally the place you need to put it
is in the directory you've configured to be c:\windows\system32"I think
I am confused, since c:\windows\system32 contains builtin dlls of wine, if I
place the windows native dlls to this folder, they will just overwrite the
existed builtin dlls. So after that how can I choose "Native then
Builtin"? Anyone can help me with this question?
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Forth great Swim wrote:
>  since c:\windows\system32 contains builtin dlls of wine, if I place the
windows native dlls to this folder, they will just overwrite the existed builtin
dlls.
No. Those are just fake dlls for apps that refuse to run if they don't find
a particular dll file in that location. Wine's builtin dlls are located in
/usr/lib/wine.

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Forth great Swim wrote:
> I have tried to replace all dlls in wine's system32 with windowx xp
dlls.
Who told you to do that? Some dlls should never be overridden, and you should
only override dlls as needed. Replacing all of them, as you've discovered,
will break Wine.

Delete ~/.wine and start over.