I keep getting an error (an uncaught exception) on the second key and don't know why. Here's my code: 

use Win32::TieRegistry( Delimiter=>"/" );

my opt1 = $Registry->{"CUser/Control Panel/Desktop/TileWallpaper"} || 
+die $^E;
my opt2 = $Registry->{"CUser/Control Panel/Desktop/WallpaperStyle"} ||
+ die $^E;

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The full error is "The system could not find the environment option that was entered". I am baffled at this error because the key does exist. I looked at it with regedit. Furthermore, I am logged in as Administrator and running the script as such. I can't see how this could possibly be a permissions problem. What's weirder is that the script is finding the first key with no problem. What am I missing?

In reply to TieRegistry problem by Anonymous Monk

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