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We are trying run the following command from command promt (administrative mode)<br />
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin&gt; ildasm M:\Web\bin\Release\XXXTest<wbr />.dll <br />
/out M:\Web\bin\Release\XXXTest<wbr />.il<br />
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However we are having an access error saying the file on M could not be accessed. <br />
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Its the problem related with the fact that the OS is on drive C and the files we want to register are on drive M ? &nbsp; If so, how to solve it ?
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We are trying run the following command from command promt (administrative mode)
 
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin> ildasm M:\Web\bin\Release\XXXTest.dll 
/out M:\Web\bin\Release\XXXTest.il
 
However we are having an access error saying the file on M could not be accessed. 
 
Its the problem related with the fact that the OS is on drive C and the files we want to register are on drive M ?   If so, how to solve it ?

Cant run command from C and access a file on different drive.

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