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Enhanced Windows registry access

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Although the Microsoft registry classes provide basic registry functionality, many useful features are missing. The Registry Toolkit extends this functionality and offers .NET developers a fast and easy way to perform many of the more demanding registry operations in their applications.

The Registry Toolkit component for .NET is a fully featured, easy to use component that provides Windows registry functionality including renaming registry keys, import/export, search, and change notification.

The component is designed specifically for .NET and is written in 100% managed C# code.


What's Included


Key Manipulation

  • Rename registry keys

  • Manipulate key names including extracting base key, parent key and sub-key names from a key

  • Create and open keys by name without the hassle of the Microsoft.Win32.Registry static field values


Importing and Exporting

  • Import and export registry keys in standard Windows Registry 5.0 format (regedit compatible)

  • Import and export registry keys as XML


Change Notification

  • Receive a RegistryChanged event whenever a specified key or its sub-tree changes


Searching the Registry

  • Search registry keys, values and data with full regular expression support

  • Cancel the search at any stage

  • Receive events whenever a new key is being searched, a match is found, or the search has completed

  • Search synchronously or asynchronously


Designed for .NET

  • Object oriented design specifically for the .NET framework

  • 100% managed code written in C#

  • Make either synchronous or asynchronous (Begin/End) calls

  • Asynchronous calls may either use events or callbacks