Unregistering a COM wrapped .NET assembly

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Published on 2010-03-08T11:48:36Z Indexed on 2010/03/08 11:51 UTC
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I created a COM exposed .NET 2.0 dll and registered with my windows operating system using 'regasm' and 'gacutil' (in GAC). Then I tried to call this component from my classic ASP page. It worked fine. But, I need to change the functionality of my assembly. I unregistered it again using 'regasm' and 'gacutil' (from GAC) utilities and copied my new .NET DLL and registered again (This time using a new version of the DLL).

For some reason, i still have a pointer to my old assembly and new calls to the DLL from ASP page are not working.

Any Ideas on what process i need to follow to ensure that all the references to the old version are completely removed?

I appreciate any help.

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