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Be sure that you pass valid directory for file that doesn't exist. For example you pass &quot;c:\dir1\subdir1\file.reg&quot;<wbr /> but there is no &quot;subdir1&quot; subdirectory in &quot;c:\dir1&quot; or there is no &quot;dir1&quot; directory on &quot;c:&quot; drive. &quot;RegSaveKey&quot; function can't create new directory.<br />

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Be sure that you pass valid directory for file that doesn't exist. For example you pass "c:\dir1\subdir1\file.reg" but there is no "subdir1" subdirectory in "c:\dir1" or there is no "dir1" directory on "c:" drive. "RegSaveKey" function can't create new directory.


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1.OfCourse the directory exists.<br />
2.I asked for a working source code..<br />
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1.OfCourse the directory exists.
2.I asked for a working source code..
 


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I checked under win95 ,and it works.<br />
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Under NT 4.0,Visual c++ 4.1.<br />
RegSaveKey always fails (given a valid handle, path for file that doesn't exist, and NULL for security attrib.)<br />
I need: a possible explanation + a working source code example using the RegSaveKey and its compliant RegRestoreKey.<br />
TIA.<br />
Lilach
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Under NT 4.0,Visual c++ 4.1.
RegSaveKey always fails (given a valid handle, path for file that doesn't exist, and NULL for security attrib.)
I need: a possible explanation + a working source code example using the RegSaveKey and its compliant RegRestoreKey.
TIA.
Lilach

RegSaveKey fails

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