I was pretty sure that it wasn't the upgrade but that was the only that changed.

Here's what I did: 

eval { @regValues = $fieldKey->ValueNames; };
print "\$\^E: $^E\nregLastError: " . Win32API::Registry::regLastError(
+) ."\n\n";

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The program did not die and here's what was printed: 
$^E: 
regLastError: No more data is available

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Without the eval: 
@regValues = $fieldKey->ValueNames;
print "\$\^E: $^E\nregLastError: " . Win32API::Registry::regLastError(
+) ."\n\n";

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the program dies and prints this: 
$^E: No more data is available
regLastError: No more data is available

Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference at C:/Perl/site/lib
+/Win32/TieRegistry.pm line 684, <DATA> line 164.

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However, I may not have used eval correctly or as you intended. If not let me know and I'll do it again.

Thanks,
Chris

In reply to Re^2: Win32::TieRegistry Error (or is it me?) (leads) by ChrisR
in thread Win32::TieRegistry Error (or is it me?) by ChrisR

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