Or actually, if this is a strong-named .NET DLL, that also has a public key token. You should already know what this is though since you're the one signing it. Can you explain more what you're trying to do and what you need it for? Usually you use tools to install and/or register .NET DLLs; there is some built-in support for this in Inno but it depends a lot on what .NET version you're using, how you've structured your DLL, and what you're trying to accomplish.