How do I change a dlls directory winform

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How can I change a dlls directory?

For Example:

Current Dll Path Bin\Debug
I want the path to be in a different folder such as
Bin\Debug\Dlls
Without ruining the codes process.

What I have tried:

I have tried changing its directory via properties.

Posted 15-Jul-21 6:00am

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Updated 15-Jul-21 7:26am

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Richard MacCutchan 15-Jul-21 12:28pm

You will need to move it physically. Use Windows Explorer or the move command.

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User 9916080 · Answer 1 · 2021-07-15T07:26:00

If you are referencing the DLL's as projects in your solution, then go to the properties of
each DLL project in Visual Studio and click on BUILD on the left of the form. Change the output path from "bin\Debug\" to "bin\Debug\Dll". Do this for each DLL project.

If these are precompiled DLLs, you will have to move them manually as Richard suggested.