The Win32::TieRegistry docs mention that "The $file path is interpreted relative to %SystemRoot%/System32/config on the machine where $key resides". Assuming the remote machine has write access to your machine, I imagine that replacing "c:\\" with "\\NAME_OF_YOUR_MACHINE\some\writable\path" would work (though you'd probably have to fiddle with the number of slashes - am not on a Windows box to be able to check).

Assuming that you can use UNC paths, then LoadKey should work in the same manner. Hope that helps

In reply to Re: Win32::TieRegistry - RegSaveKey saves on remote hosts disk but not mine. by john_oshea
in thread Win32::TieRegistry - RegSaveKey saves on remote hosts disk but not mine. by Sioln

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