Name: Gacutil.exe windows server 2012. File size: 371mb. GAC (global assembly cache) using a-lunisson.com does not work, or needs to be scripted, you. 18 Sep Prior to Windows Server, gacutil is typically used to install DLL files in Also a-lunisson.com is not present on the server by default as part of. Apr 20, 2012 Note: Gacutil.exe is only for development purposes and should not be used to install production assemblies into the global assembly cache. Using Microsoft Windows Installer 2.0. This is the recommended and most common way to add assemblies to the global assembly cache.
I have a.NET 2.0 assembly which has been used in many SharePoint projects, running on W2K3 boxes, which I'm having trouble installing on a W2K8 box. Normally, on a W2K3 box, I can get away with dragging the assembly into the C: Windows Assembly folder and it will be installed, no problem. However, I see that things are a bit different in W2K8!
If I try to drag the assembly into the GAC, I get an error message indicating that I can't do that. Ok, so I ran Windows Explorer with 'Run As Administrator', but that made no difference. I looked for.Net Configuration in Control Panel, but that is not there. As a last resort I did a 'dir gacutil.exe /a/s/p' in a command prompt, but that returned nothing. There is no Visual Studio installed on the W2K8 box, thus I assume that's the reason for no gacutil.exe.
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So my questions is, what is the preferred method of installing an assembly into the GAC in W2K8? Has anyone else had the same problem?
If, like me, you didn't want to install any extra tools or SDKS, I finally found a (non-obvious) way of doing this using the traditional drag and drop method: • Open a Command Prompt as Administrator (right click, Run As Administrator). • Run 'explorer C: windows assembly'. • Open a new explorer window from the window which just opened (Right click -> Open whilst holding Ctrl). I did this by hopping back up to C: windows and the navigating to my assembly in the second (new) window.
• Navigate in the first windows back to C: windows assembly. • Drag and drop between the two windows. Hope this helps someone. Thanks Tim, your post helped me. I was looking for a way to delete a large number of assemblies from the GAC using Windows Explorer and the only way I'd found was to turn off UAC, reboot, delete the assemblies, then turn UAC back on and reboot again, not exactly convenient. What amazes me is that simply running Windows Explorer as Administrator doesn't work, even opening Explorer from the admin command window as you describe, but not specifying the path, then navigating to C: Windows assembly from within Explorer doesn't work! Very non-intuitive!
I hope this is better in Windows 7. UPDATE: I discovered that it does work to create a shortcut to Windows Explorer which includes the path to the GAC (Target:%SystemRoot% explorer.exe C: Windows assembly), which you can then invoke via Right-click, Run as Administrator. I put one on my desktop and labeled it 'GAC' for quick access. To supplement my answer, to install assemblies into GAC we've got following ways: • Using the. Note: Gacutil.exe is only for development purposes and should not be used to install production assemblies into the global assembly cache.