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check registry using c#?

Hi,

I have a c# desktop application using WPF.

I need to check the registry from the application.
I would like to check if there is a certain registry entry at the specifica location.
1) How do I do that? Can you show me an example and guide me to a link?
2) does the application require the admin previlege to run this code (checking the registry)?
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Can you clarify your answer on needing the admin right to read the registry?
I posted another question and they are saying you don't need the admin permission just to read the registry.

Did you guys mean you need the admin permission to write?


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