I am not aware of any class in the FCL which can help you do that directly,
but you can use the auditing provided by Windows itself, which is very
comprehensive. I suppose, you can enable auditing as a group policy and
configure the specific registry keys you want to audit to enable
access/delete etc. Audit actions are logged into the security event log
which you can monitor using conventional EntryWritten event of the EventLog
class. This is one round-about way I can think of..
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				Ed Rauscher said:
			
		
	
	
		
		
			Does ayone know what Class is used to enable Registry Auditing? Any help
would be great.