find the dll by the assembly name

[Mr. X.]

Hello,

I know the assembly name (that is shown on c:\windows\assembly).
How can I know the dll name? (where is the original dll?)

Thanks

 

[Dave \Crash\ Dummy]

Hello,

I know the assembly name (that is shown on c:\windows\assembly). How
can I know the dll name? (where is the original dll?)

Thanks

In Explorer, right click on the assembly name and select "Properties."
Open the "Version" tab. Select "Internal Name" or "Original Filename."

I don't know how you would find it programmatically, if that is what you
want to do.

 

[Ed Cryer]

In Explorer, right click on the assembly name and select "Properties."
Open the "Version" tab. Select "Internal Name" or "Original Filename."

I don't know how you would find it programmatically, if that is what you
want to do.

Or simply add ".dll" to the displayed assembly name.

Ed

 

[Dave \Crash\ Dummy]

Or simply add ".dll" to the displayed assembly name.

Not all of them are DLL files. Some are EXE.

 

[Rob]

Or simply add ".dll" to the displayed assembly name.

Ed

Have a look at "folder options" and in "view" enable the full file
name.(5th down tick)