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Anyone here owning a .to domain from register.to?
To Registry or Not to Registry
They renewed my domain but tonic.to claiming register.to can´t renew it and I should do it via their website.
We note that you originally registered this name with the registrar https://www.register.to
Please be advised that Register.to is no longer an authorized registrar for .TO domain names,
and is no longer able to register or renew .TO domain names.
In addition to renewal which is required to avoid name expiry, you may wish to consider other
options for web site hosting and email, which is not offered by the .TO registry.
AFAIK tonic.to is the official .to distributor?
First of all if you want to edit key under LocalMachine you must run your application under admin rights (better use CurrentUser it's safer or create the key in installer). You have to open key in edit mode too (OpenSubKey method) to add new subkeys. I've checked the code and it works. Here is the code.
RegistryKey key = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("Software",true);
key.CreateSubKey("AppName");
key = key.OpenSubKey("AppName", true);
key.CreateSubKey("AppVersion");
key = key.OpenSubKey("AppVersion", true);
key.SetValue("yourkey", "yourvalue");
You can use the following code to create and open the required registry keys.
RegistryKey SoftwareKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("Software",true);
RegistryKey AppNameKey = SoftwareKey.CreateSubKey("AppName");
RegistryKey AppVersionKey = AppNameKey.CreateSubKey("AppVersion");
AppVersionKey.SetValue("yourkey", "yourvalue");
You can basically use CreateSubKey for all your application settings, as it will open the key for write access, if it already exists, and create it otherwise. There is no need to create first, and then open. OpenSubKey comes in handy when you are absolutely certain the key already exists, like in this case, with "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\"
I have been pretty adamant since before getting engaged that I did not want a registry or a bridal shower. I have lived in my own home for 4 years prior to my finace moving in and by the time we get married I will have been there for 6. I have every home good and gadget I need and the things that are more wants I have no room for. I simply do not need any physical gifts. What would really help us out is being able to fund some projects that I have been putting off, replacing worn carpets, repainting the interior walls, and changing out the builders grade light fixtures.
Now I know I can't necessarily ask for cash and I should be grateful to receive anything. I get that. I had planned on just not putting together a registry hoping people would get the gist and give cash.
Over Christmas my Aunt asked me if I was going to register for things like fine china and silverware. I said no. While I would love to have these things I simply have no room for them. She basically went on to say that people will want to buy you nice things and they can be nice to have to look back on, etc. I get it but I still really don't want to register for things I don't need or have room for just because people want to give a physical gift. So long story short, do I stick to my original no registry plan and risk getting random things I don't want or bite the bullet and make a small registry for things I actually do want but have no room for?