Convert a DLL to have a Strong Name using it’s Type Library and TLBIMP January 24, 2006
Posted by codinglifestyle in Security.Tags: assembly, strong name
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Recently I was adding interop.wialib to a strongly named project. As wialib wasn’t strongly named I got the following error:
Assembly generation failed – Referenecd assembly ‘Interop.WIALib’ does not have a strong name
I then came across this excellent tip from CodeProject which allows you to strongly name many of Microsoft assemblies:
The steps are
1) Create a key:
sn -k keypair.snk
2) Rebuild the com object;
tlbimp OldDll.tlb /out:NewDll.dll /keyfile:keypair.snk
3) Remove the OldDll.dll from the project references
4) Add NewDll.dll the project
5) Full rebuild
Coding Lifestyle 
i tried with your ex but happens error, pls tell me why?
TlbImp : error TI0000 : Unable to locate input type library: ‘Microsoft.Practice
s.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.tlb’
Where do I get the COM tlb file to do the conversion ?? If you have a copy could you please post it
I am so sick of the TI0000 error..