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SN.EXE shows different results on different OS why?

Hi,

I have Windows 2003 machine and i ran sn.exe - v assembly and it stated that my assembly is delay_signed or test signed.
But in XPSP2 i got its "valid"
A) why do i see the same dll showing differnet state?

I have run sn.exe - Vr assembly.
Now i see that the assembly is valid even when i run - v. But if i run - vf, i see it as delay signed.
B) Now i want to reset my machine to detect the original state of the assembly. since i ran -Vr, i am not sure whether my assembly is delay signed or valid.
So i want it back to be as in original state. do i need to remove from any where(like gac etc)?

I am new to the concept of signing
Oct 8 '07 #1
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