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07-Nov-2009, 02:13 AM #1
Question C:\WINDOWS\assembly ?
Could someone explain what C:\WINDOWS\assmebly is? Here is a partial list of the contents:

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07-Nov-2009, 03:09 AM #2
Do you have Quicken or Quick Books installed? I ask only because the word Intuit shows up in that file list.
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07-Nov-2009, 12:32 PM #3
\Windows\Assembly is actually the Global Assembly Cache. It's part of .NET Framework. It's where shared pieces of code are stored.
Here's a starting point

Assemblies in the Common Language Runtime

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\Windows\Assembly is actually the Global Assembly Cache. It's part of .NET Framework. It's where shared pieces of code are stored.
Here's a starting point

Assemblies in the Common Language Runtime

HTH

Jerry

That's not fair, Jerry - I haven't got it.
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