Clear clickonce cache, the 3rd way

I stumbled across this alternate way to clear the clickonce cache in the comments in this old blog post. From a command prompt:

rundll32 dfshim CleanOnlineAppCache

I usually run mage -cc from a visual studio command prompt. However, not all QC/design folk have VS.

Since migrating to Windows 7 I’ve purged the memory of the specific folder where clickonce is stored since this differs from XP. The first two approaches are more resilient.