How to 'GetWindowsDirectory' in c#

[Hans]

Hi,

can anybody tell me how to get the windows directory in
C#???

Tanx for any hint,
Hans.

[Konrad Neitzel]

Re: How to 'GetWindowsDire ctory' in c#

Hi Hans!

"Hans" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> can anybody tell me how to get the windows directory in
> C#???[/color]

Just have a closer Look at the Class Environment.
The Environment Variable is SystemRoot, so you can use
Environment.Get EnvironmentVari able("SystemRoo t")

With kind regards,

Konrad

[Hans]

Re: How to 'GetWindowsDire ctory' in c#

That works alright! Thanx.

Can you tell me the difference between 'Systemroot'
and 'Windir'?

Is parameter 'Systemroot' (or 'windir') ALWAYS set?

Is it possible for the current user not to have
EnvironmentPerm ission with Read access?

best regards,
Hans
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>Hi Hans!
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>"Hans" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> schrieb im[/color]
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>> can anybody tell me how to get the windows directory in
>> C#???[/color]
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>Just have a closer Look at the Class Environment.
>The Environment Variable is SystemRoot, so you can use
>Environment.Ge tEnvironmentVar iable("SystemRo ot")
>
>With kind regards,
>
>Konrad
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[Konrad Neitzel]

Re: How to 'GetWindowsDire ctory' in c#

Hi Hans!

"Hans" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Can you tell me the difference between 'Systemroot'
> and 'Windir'?[/color]

No - sorry. But in the registry, I always see %SystemRoot% and not
%windir% (Win XP Home). But %windir% is also defined!
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> Is parameter 'Systemroot' (or 'windir') ALWAYS set?[/color]
Yes I think so, because it is commonly used by microsoft. (On Win NT
based systems, but the .NET Framework isn't available for Win 9x/ME, so
that shouldn't matter - or am I wrong?)
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> Is it possible for the current user not to have
> EnvironmentPerm ission with Read access?[/color]

Hmm ... normaly all users should have these rights. In the moment, I
cannot emagine such a constelation, but maybe it is possible with
policies to regret users that right. But of course: There variables
could be changed. But I see no reason, why somebody changes these
variables.

With kind regards,

Konrad