I'm creating a registry key in my installation project for the install path. This works great... except that I need my string value name to be the default in the registry. So, if I look in my registry, I have (default) with no value and Path with my value. How do I fill in that (default)?
I've had a bit of a look around the net and on the forums but I've yet to find an answer to my question. I've got Visual Basic 2008 Express and I'm trying to write some registry entries, I can write strings fine just using
Trying to read a registry key that has a name and a value associated with it. However, the value name doesn't have a name, per say, but it does have a name of (Default).
Anyway, the following lines of code return a value of Nothing. Dim ReadValue As Object = My.Computer.Registry.GetValue _ ("RegKeyName", "(Default)", Nothing) 'Try to use "(Default)" for the name.
However, if I pass empty quotes, as the ValueName, it returns the correct value for the value name. I spent quite alot of time before even thinking of trying it with empty quotes.
Dim ReadValue As Object = My.Computer.Registry.GetValue _ ("RegKeyName", "", Nothing) 'Passing empty quotes for the name.
Is passing the empty quotes the correct way of getting the values from the (Default) value names? I don't want to assume this is going to work in all occasions only to get tripped up later.
How can I get the path of the default media player? (The one used when clicking "Play all" in a music-specific folder in explorer, on Windows Vista or Windows 7)
I'm running Windows 7 and am trying to Create a sub key in the registry.I used that code with no problems before but now it will not create this key [code].....
I need to check for a registry cubkey I know how to check for an empty value but not if the subkey is missing In particluar this key
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here is code that i have for checking an empty registry value for instance a registry value named run. So if the key RUN has no value it returns true on the checkbox. Im not sure how to modify this code to check for an entire subkey as there is other subkeys where the one above is contained.
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