admin-rights

We work on XP Pro workstations and use Visual Studio 2008 & 2010 to develop winforms, web and web services against local IIS and SQL Express instances. We currently have local admin rights on our main machine account. The proposal is to move to a low rights account for our amin login but to have another local account with local admin rights that we then use to elevate where needed. Are there any issues developing and debugging under this setup that would affect developer productivity? From experience you can't install things like NUnit in your reduced priviledge account - that shouldn't be a

I am trying to run a cmd command with the following code: ProcessStartInfo cmd = new ProcessStartInfo("cmd.exe"); cmd.RedirectStandardInput = true; cmd.RedirectStandardOutput = true; cmd.RedirectStandardError = true; cmd.UseShellExecute = false; cmd.CreateNoWindow = true; cmd.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden; Process exec = Process.Start(cmd); exec.StandardInput.WriteLine("sc create \"BaliService\" binPath= \"{0}\\BaliService.exe\"", Directory.GetCurrentDirectory()); This command requires admin privelages, if I run cmd as administrator and type the command it works perfectly but not