Your dll is most likely part of a Windows phone application
Instruction for ARM processor are not the same as windows
as you can notice in my screenshot:
IDA pro has identified the dll as an -ARM little endian
and the imports functions are only one dll which is COREDLL.DLL and it's typically for windows phone which is like the kernel32.dll for windows OS
I suggest you try dissassembling your target using a windows phone disassembler -I personally dont know any-
or try using dnspy I heard it can disassemble windows phone apps as it's a dotnet applications
Best regards
Instruction for ARM processor are not the same as windows
as you can notice in my screenshot:
IDA pro has identified the dll as an -ARM little endian
and the imports functions are only one dll which is COREDLL.DLL and it's typically for windows phone which is like the kernel32.dll for windows OS
I suggest you try dissassembling your target using a windows phone disassembler -I personally dont know any-
or try using dnspy I heard it can disassemble windows phone apps as it's a dotnet applications
Best regards