Getting an Assembly’s 4 part name

    Problem

    You need to locate the 4 part name for an assembly, presumably to register the assembly in a web.config file.

    Solution

    Step 1 – Locate Gacutil which can be in a variety of places including Windows SDK & Visual Studio.  The easiest way to run this command is to open a “Visual Studio Command Prompt” located in your visual studio installation.

    Step 2 – Type the following command

    Gacutil /l MyAssemblyName.dll

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    Step 3 – Use the file>copy command to copy content from the dos window.

    To Install and Assembly into the GAC

    To install an assembly into the GAC type the following command

    Gacutil /i MyAssemblyName.dll

    To Uninstall an assembly from the GAC

    Gacutil /uf MyAssemblyName (without the .dll)

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