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Try running Visual Studio without admin rights and you will weep. Regarding other rights, I tried to onboard a new Dev without admin rights, however, after the
by oxfordmale 7y ago
Try running Visual Studio without admin rights and you will weep. Regarding other rights, I tried to onboard a new Dev without admin rights, however, after the 25th IT ticket (that take days to get done), I gave up.
- user5994461 7y agoVisual Studio does not require admin rights to run at all. It stopped needing that almost ten years ago. The only exceptions are some parts of the C++ debugger and the driver development kit.
- robgough 7y agoor anything to do with Service Fabric. I'm not sure if your "almost ten years ago" is meant to be hyperbolic, or genuine... I can't even remember why, but I know the project I was on 6 years ago definitely needed visual studio to have admin access, and it was all standard C# app stuff (maybe WPF?)
- maxxxxx 7y agoOr try LabView. It’s not doable.
- voltagex_ 7y agoI run Visual Studio without admin rights every day. But, if you're doing driver development, working with older IIS, certain parts of the registry or developing installers then yeah you're going to have a bad time.