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Setting environment variable via Win32::TieRegistry

Asked by FishMonger in Perl Programming Language, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Scripting Languages

I'm trying to set an environment var and have it persist after the perl script ends.  Setting the ENV var via Win32::TieRegistry is easy, however, unless I logout/login that environment setting isn't available to other processes.  So, the question is: how do you reload the registry without having to logout?

For background context, this is part of a Tk login script that upon authentication, will launch a batch file via exec.  So, the final solution could be either Perl related or a windows command executed in the batch fileStart Free Trial
 
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