Thanks for this information.
I've discovered that an empty registry key can be created using the existing code by setting the name and value of the RegValue to be string.Empty.
So I don't think it's worth pursuing my plan further - as it would clutter up the existing code with a different way to achieve the same result?
I've discovered that an empty registry key can be created using the existing code by setting the name and value of the RegValue to be string.Empty.
So I don't think it's worth pursuing my plan further - as it would clutter up the existing code with a different way to achieve the same result?