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VB.NET EXE - Registry key  access  - No Visual Studio IDE - Framework 2.0 - getting object null reference exception

Asked by himanath in Visual Studio, VB Objects, .Net Editors & IDEs

Hi

I'm facing a problem with the VB.NET EXE.
1. There is NO visual Studio IDE installed on the test machine/server
2. .NET Framework 2.0 only installed.
3. When try to access the REGEDIT (registry) from the EXE, getting object null reference exception.
4. If we run the same EXE where .net IDE avaialble, not getting the error !!
Any idea how to fix this?

Thanks in Advance
Himanath
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Imports Microsoft.Win32
 
Public Sub WriteToRegistry
   'regKey now points to HKEY_CURRENT_USER Registry Key
   regKey = Registry.CurrentUser
   'A Sub key called MyProgram is created under the
   'HKEY_CURRENT_USER key
   regSubKey =regKey.CreateSubKey ("MyProgram")
   'The value of the Key is set to VeryGoodSetting
   regSubKey.SetValue ("MyValue", "VeryGoodSetting")
End Sub
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