[RESOLVED] Write BINARY value to the registry?

I've never worked with Binary values, so I can't get this to work. I don't know how to write it, but when I open the registry, I want the Data to look exactly like this

http://legdotus.ueuo.com/yugi1.png

My code is

vb.net Code:

system.SetValue("flcrc", "82, 47, 89, 43, 01, a6, ed, 02, 30, 20, 92, 08, 72", _
 RegistryValueKind.Binary)

But during runtime I get this error "The type of the value object did not match the specified RegistryValueKind or the object could not be properly converted."
which makes me guess I must not write the data in that form, but in some other form. What do I need to write to get the above data in a binary type value?

EDIT:

Solution:

So, I got the solution from another thread, what had do be done, was to declare the data as bytes with the ""New Byte () {xx,xx,xx,xx}"
But the most important thing was to add &H at the start of every single byte value, and the problem is then fixed.

vb.net Code:

system.SetValue("flcrc", New Byte() {&H82, &H47, &H89, &H43, &H1, &HA6, &HED, &H2, &H30, &H20, &H92, &H8, &H72}, RegistryValueKind.Binary)

If you have solved your problem, please post the solution here for others to see, in case someone with the same problem stumbles upon this thread.

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Originally Posted by Atheist

If you have solved your problem, please post the solution here for others to see, in case someone with the same problem stumbles upon this thread.

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Yeah, OK, done that.