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do you have visual studio or windows sdk installed?<br>if so, the location might not be in your path
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do you have visual studio or windows sdk installed?
if so, the location might not be in your path

Application Developer

Michael Williams

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I have Visual Studio installed
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I tried the command via the VS Developer Command Prompt and it indicated I needed to do it with Administrator rights. So I, Run - cmd - CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to open the Command Prompt as Administrator. This is where I received the above error message.
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I tried the command via the VS Developer Command Prompt and it indicated I needed to do it with Administrator rights. So I, Run - cmd - CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to open the Command Prompt as Administrator. This is where I received the above error message.

COG Lead Engineer

Shaun Vermaak

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GRRRRRRRR<br><br>Got it to work. Your Visual Studio question made me think I should open Visual Studio as the Administrator.
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GRRRRRRRR

Got it to work. Your Visual Studio question made me think I should open Visual Studio as the Administrator.

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First, a bit of a fish out of water on this one. Any assistance would be appreciated.<br><br><u>I entered the following command:</u><br>gacutil /i MyTest.dll<br><br><u>Received the following response:</u><br>'gacutil' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.<br><br><br>Does this mean the particular command isn't available due to some missing executable?
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First, a bit of a fish out of water on this one. Any assistance would be appreciated.
I entered the following command:
gacutil /i MyTest.dll
Received the following response:
'gacutil' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Does this mean the particular command isn't available due to some missing executable?

GACUTIL is not recognized as an internal or external command

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