Hi Scott,
As for the assembly installed in GAC, they'll be represented by their
Assembly Name for example, if we install the
MyAsm.dll into GAC, then if you go to the "%System%\Assembly\" folder ,
you'll find it listed in all the registered assemblies and it is without
its exention, is named "MyAsm" rather than "MyAsm.dll".
In fact, you can manually delete the assembly from GAC via right click it
in the %System%\Assembly\ folder and choose "delete" menu in the right
click context menu. But we recommend that you use the GacUtil.exe, to use
GacUtil to remove an assembly, you needn't to specify its path(since it's
installed in gac) and we should speicfy its name (without the ".dll"
extention). For example, after we use
GacUtil -i F:\Asms\MyAsm.dll
We can use
CacUtil -u MyAsm to remove it.
And below are the related reference on dealing with assemblies in GAC in
MSDN:
#Removing an Assembly from the Global Assembly Cache
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...vingassemblyfr
omglobalassemblycache.asp?frame=true
#Working with Assemblies and the Global Assembly Cache
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...ingwithassembl
iesglobalassemblycache.asp?frame=true
Please also have a view. Hope helps. Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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