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Strong Name removal is a powerful tool that allows you to easily change or remove the strong name from.NET assemblies. You can safely use Strong Name removal to remove or change the strong name from any.NET assembly, even if the assembly is signed. After removing the strong name, you can save your changes, build the assembly with the new signature, or even add the assembly to the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). You can also use the -d parameter to display the strong name signature of any.NET assembly. SNRemove Full Crack Installation: You can download SNRemove at Microsoft Website How SNRemove Works: During signing of the.NET assembly with strong name, the information about its public key is embedded into the assembly. When an assembly is signed with strong name, it is impossible to modify the assembly file without changing its strong name signature. This also prevents the assembly from being deployed to the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). However, an assembly that is signed with strong name can be modified with any.NET development tool. One example of such an application is.NET Reflection API. You can use the.NET Reflection API to extract the information about the strong name of a.NET assembly. You can then use this information to remove the strong name from an assembly. Using SNRemove Before we can remove strong name of the assembly, we need to extract the public key and the private key from the assembly. To do this, we need to open the assembly with an appropriate editor. Most of the editors can open assemblies that have been signed with strong name. We can open the assembly with Notepad or Microsoft WordPad. To open assembly with Notepad, use the following syntax: C:\>snmap [filename] [public key token] C:\>snmap [filename] [private key token] After we have the public key and the private key, we can remove the strong name of the assembly by using the following command: C:\>snrm [filename] -r [public key token] C:\>snrm [filename] -r [private key token] Here is an example of removing the strong name of an assembly called myapp.dll: C:\>snrm my
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