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I really dont know but i assume it works like this.
A COM+ application reads a dll file registers the dll with its name and works. but the data in the dll is not a managed code so its a classic DLL and not a .Net dll, but in dotnet the CLR is the base and not windows so i assume that it has nothing to do with your registry. so i dont think COM+ is supported by .NET as such.
Installing an application in COM+
Linear Mode
