Visual Studio requires elevated permissions in Windows 7

Question

I\'m running Visual Studio 2008 on Windows 7. When I try to attach to a process, VS tells me to restart under different credentials (with elevated permissions).

So I ha

Answer 1

Personally (and I don't want to start a religious war on either side here), on any development rig, I always disable UAC. Then, on your test machine, ensure UAC is on and test as normal.

During development, there are an awful lot of tasks which require admin rights, so it's generally easier to just disable UAC.