Remote debugging under Vista Home edition
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I have a C# application which was originally developed using Visual Studio 2003, recently updated it to VS 2005. The application includes the Microsoft AppUpdater component, and this component of the app does not work correctly when running under Windows Vista Home edition, but does run properly under Vista Business. In order to debug the problem, I have a Vista Home computer on our Windows XP/Server 2003 network. I have installed the VS 2005 Remote Debugging component on the Vista system. In order to meet the permission requirement for remote debugging, I created an account on this system with the same username and password as my domain account, and made it an Administrator account for good measure. However, when I log in using this account and launch the remote debugging monitor, I get this message: "Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor will not be able to debug applications because the 'Network Access: Sharing and Security Model for local accounts' local security policy option is set to 'Guest only - local users authenticate as Guest'. This can be configured with the 'Local Security Settings' administration tool." After trying to locate the 'Local Security Settings' administration tool, I found some articles online which indicate that this tool is not included with Vista Home edition. :confused: Now I appear to be at a dead end. Does anyone know of any steps I can take that will allow me to do remote debugging on this system? Thanks to any who can assist.