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Enumerate Reg_Binary KeysI have been working lately in the windows registry and have run into a bit of a problem enumerating the values of REG_BINARY keys. In the HKLM\MICROSOFT\WZCSVC\Parameters\ directory I am dealing with the Static#0000 keys but when I do normal enumeration with the RegOpenKeyEx() function I only get a couple fo symbols displayed on the buffer. I figured out this is because I am trying to open like it is a string value and the REG_Binary keys have 20 bytes that are null thereby terminating the display of the key. Does anyone have any ideas on how best to open or display these keys?
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Re: Enumerate Reg_Binary KeysIf you can be sure of getting the correct size of the string, then you could try a memcpy and there after use your local copy.
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