Hi
I've just installed Vista on one of my development machines. But, I'm
uncertain what's the bets way of using these toghether. Should I run with an
account with local admin rights, or should I use ordinary user rights and
enable one the Visual Studio app to run with administrator rights?
Any one with experience with this, or a pointer towards some resurser on the
issue would be highly apreciated.
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I'm running VS2005 on Vista, and am not having any problems with it.
Sometimes I have to close it and reopen it with admin access, but not
usually. You can set it to always open with admin access.
I'm assuming you have installed both VS2005/SP-1 and the SP-1 Vista Patch
for Visual Studio?
Robin S.
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Hi
I've just installed Vista on one of my development machines. But, I'm
uncertain what's the bets way of using these toghether. Should I run with
an account with local admin rights, or should I use ordinary user rights
and enable one the Visual Studio app to run with administrator rights?
Any one with experience with this, or a pointer towards some resurser on
the issue would be highly apreciated.
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