I have an executable which on startup creates/opens a registry entry in HKCU/Software with key.CreateSubkey("Newkey", true) and set a subkey value with key.SetValue("Subkey",Test"). The key and subkey are created when the executable is launched via a .bat file, but the subkey is not created with key.SetValue when the executable is launched from a c# application via Process.Start with the following code. No error is thrown by the executable.
Process p2 = new Process();
p2.StartInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(sSplashTimeExe);
p2.StartInfo.Verb = "open";
string sArgs2 =sTimeInSecs + " \"Estimated action time = " +sTimeInSecs + " secs.\" \"" +
sCancelLabel +" \" " + " " + sCancelexe ;
p2.StartInfo.Arguments = sArgs2;
p2.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true;
p2.Start();
If the executable is run from a .bat batch file which is launched with System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(sBatchFileName) the Registry subkey is created OK.
