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You can use Process.Start method in the namespace System.Diagnostics to achieve this functionality.<br />
For example if your string is something like <br />
String str = &quot;Application.exe /u&quot;;<br />
then split it using String[] strings = str.Split(' ')<br />
and the execute with the following statement<br />
Process.Start(strings[0], strings[1]);<br />
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Let me know for further assistance.<br />
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You can use Process.Start method in the namespace System.Diagnostics to achieve this functionality.
For example if your string is something like
String str = "Application.exe /u";
then split it using String[] strings = str.Split(' ')
and the execute with the following statement
Process.Start(strings[0], strings[1]);

Let me know for further assistance.



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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have read a string from some key in the registry, this string contains a command which should run to uninstall something.... &nbsp; how do i execute the command which i have found in the registry(i have written this command into a string)?<br />
<br />
Thank You.
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Hi,

I have read a string from some key in the registry, this string contains a command which should run to uninstall something....   how do i execute the command which i have found in the registry(i have written this command into a string)?

Thank You.

Executing a string as a command

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