Hi Ben,
Thanks for the details.
Can you try the following?
1) Run the Assembly Manager with action set to "Remove all versions".
2) Run the Assembly Manager with action set to "Install version ..."
With the manual installation, it is best to avoid it on development machines since the Assembly Manager selects the correct version, copies it to the public assemblies folder etc. For testing purposes it is fine to drag and drop since the assembly manager supports full clean up of Syncfusion assemblies from the GAC.
If this does not help is there any way we can get Webex or Remote Desktop access to your machine for further trouble shooting? Thanks!
Best regards,
Daniel
>Hi Daniel,
>
>I hadn''t tried to drag and drop the assemblies into the GAC. Is that "acceptable" (I thought there may be registration/bookkeeping issues involved that you would not get by dragging and dropping)? I''m curious.
>
>But, I tried dragging and dropping and I got an error:
>
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>Assembly Cache Viewer - Install failed
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>Cannot create/shadow copy ''Syncfusion.Core.dll'' when that file already exists.
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>OK
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>
>So I went poking around in my GAC in a DOS prompt. It looks like there are directories for all the Syncfusion stuff, but no dll''s in there. It seems to me that it wasn''t properly uninstalled. There are traces of v3 of syncfusion stuff in there too, even though I''ve uninstalled it from my machine.
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>What''s the best way of getting rid of these directories (short of deleting it from the DOS prompt)?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Ben
>
>>Hi Ben,
>>
>>Are you able to drag and drop the assemblies into the GAC? Can you post the log file?
>>
>>Best regards,
>>Daniel
Syncfusion.AssemblyManager_2003.zip