So I google for a dll editor, and download the first result, don't scan it because I'm tired, and next thing I know I have 370 unwanted items on my laptop. Why is the first result on google an adware dropper...

Shouldn't the antivirus software's real-time scan have caught it? Even most of the free antivirus softwares I used when I was on Windows (using Linux now on my home computer) would give some sort of warning if they suspected a file to be malware.

@danglingPtr I only have windows defender realtime, and I was too tired to run a scan on it at the time. Entirely my fault.

Update: something has changed my chrome icon to look like internet explorer.

For those who might want to try something like this, use .NET Reflector with Reflexil. You'll have no issues with those.

DotPeek from Jet Brains is my favourite

@anth12 I used to use that but I wanted to make changes, and not just view.

@ekyl ah, you can export to a csproj. Tbh the reason I use dotPeek is I only need one installer for that and R#