There are two ways to work with the assembly cache. One is the Windows Explorer, which has a shell extension that displays the cache and allows you to manipulate the entries. If you explore the c:winntassembly directory, you can display the current cache:

start c:winntassembly

Alternately you can use the gacutil utility, which allows you to install, uninstall, and list the contents of the global assembly cache. The following:

gacutil /i e.dll

installs e.dll.

This example:

gacutil /u e

uninstalls all assemblies with the name e .

This example:

gacutil /u e,ver=0.0.0.0

uninstalls only the assembly e that matches the version number.