How To Use: Envirnment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SystemRoot")

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How do I use Envirnment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SystemRoot") in a C# program?

Posted 14-Dec-10 0:25am

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senguptaamlan 14-Dec-10 6:40am

whats the problem of using that piece of code ? Actually I'm not getting whats wrong ....are you facing any error ?

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Abdul Quader Mamun · Answer 1 · 2010-12-14T00:52:00

You can try like bellow.

C#

String strTemp = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SYSTEMROOT");

Thanks,
Mamun

Posted 14-Dec-10 0:52am

Updated 14-Dec-10 0:55am

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