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In some application scenarios there may be instances where you need to obtain or modify information in the Windows registry. For example, say you have a service or another application that your Web application needs to interact with. You may need to obtain system information for your server, or write some information as part of your application distribution. In this article we will show how easy it is to modify the registry within an ASP.Net application
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