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I’ve been working on an excel plugin using C# 2008 that modifies the registry and writes temporary files under C:. The plugin is working fine until I upgraded to windows 7 and when I did violation rights exceptions pops up all the time. I am already catching them before and nothing is being caught. I also read on changing the contents of the manifest file but it has no .exe file where I can perform mt.exe on:
Any ideas on how to allow these 2 actions?
You can Run As Administrator to get full privileges to modify registry
Then, You can write your temporary files in Temp folder, or User folder by using