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RegFlushKey doubt

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    Hi Gurus, Does using RegFlushKey automatically close the handle to a new registry key created using RegCreateKeyEx function. Or we have to use RegCloseKey if the handle needs to be closed? Thanks

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      Hi Gurus, Does using RegFlushKey automatically close the handle to a new registry key created using RegCreateKeyEx function. Or we have to use RegCloseKey if the handle needs to be closed? Thanks

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      All RegFlushKey() does is write your changes to the registry rather than letting the OS's lazy flusher do the job. It does not close your handle, you have to do that yourself.

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        All RegFlushKey() does is write your changes to the registry rather than letting the OS's lazy flusher do the job. It does not close your handle, you have to do that yourself.

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        Ok. Thanks for clearing the doubt. :-)

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