Help! Registry Listing only Partial Entries??

From: techmaccoy (techmaccoy_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 01/19/05

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    My ASP code access the registry to check for a installed path, i can
    manually
    and also thru windows application i can access the entry.
    But in ASp Code the entry is not listed, i have few other entries, I
    am not getting a Security exception.
    Is this Because I am signed in as different user.
    In Web.config i have set the Identity to my Windows Login User and
    Impersonated to true.

    What may be the problem??

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