Hello
we creating a web application in ASP .net 2.0. we are trying to read font
file path from registry as below
Microsoft.Win32 .RegistryKey registryKeyPare n
registryKeyChil d = registryKeyPare nt.OpenSubKey(s ubKey);
it's running in windows xp. but when we try to run this application in
windows vista
it's throwing an error. reason is that as a restricted user, the application
is not allowed to access the registry.
is there any way that the application can allowed to the restricted user to
access the registry of window vista in .net 2.0.
Thanks
Anjana
2  2093 
On Feb 19, 10:49 am, Anjana <Anj...@discuss ions.microsoft. comwrote:
Hello
we creating a web application in ASP .net 2.0. we are trying to read font
file path from registry as below
Microsoft.Win32 .RegistryKey registryKeyPare n
registryKeyChil d = registryKeyPare nt.OpenSubKey(s ubKey);
it's running in windows xp. but when we try to run this application in
windows vista
it's throwing an error. reason is that as a restricted user, the application
is not allowed to access the registry.
is there any way that the application can allowed to the restricted user to
access the registry of window vista in .net 2.0.
Thanks
Anjana
Did you checked the Trust Level? http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998326.aspx
Maybe Vista has it different by default
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we creating a web application in ASP .net 2.0. we are trying to read font
file path from registry as below
Microsoft.Win32 .RegistryKey registryKeyPare n
registryKeyChil d = registryKeyPare nt.OpenSubKey(s ubKey);
it's running in windows xp. but when we try to run this application in
windows vista
it's throwing an error. reason is that as a restricted user, the
application
is not allowed to access the registry.
Yes, that would be correct.
is there any way that the application can allowed to the restricted user
to
access the registry of window vista in .net 2.0.
I was at a Vista Security for Developers seminar hosted by Microsoft a
couple of months ago, and they mentioned that they have deliberately made it
very difficult for apps to access the HKEY_LOCAL_MACH INE hive - if you're
trying to do that, then you will need to elevate the privileges of the
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