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How to open a key in RegEdit?
Is there any command line to open a key/value in RegEdit?
eg. I have the registry value
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR
I want to open RegEdit and it should show that value instead of the last key I opened.
I don't want any third party software. If there is no way, can we do it programatically in C#?
eg. I have the registry value
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR
I want to open RegEdit and it should show that value instead of the last key I opened.
I don't want any third party software. If there is no way, can we do it programatically in C#?
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Thanks a lot Jinx IT it really helps!
Just 1 more problem.
When I run the script it's alright, but when I do it in C# (my code below) I got UnauthorizedAccessExceptio
Any idea?
Just 1 more problem.
When I run the script it's alright, but when I do it in C# (my code below) I got UnauthorizedAccessExceptio
Any idea?
RegistryKey tmpkey = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(
@"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\Regedit");
tmpkey.SetValue("LastKey", @"My Computer\"+path);
Nup sorry, cant help with that one :)
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