"www.douglassdavis.com" <doug@douglassdavis.com> wrote in message
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> I have one student who cannot debug his Visual Basic .NET programs.
> For every one else, it works just fine. However, he gets the error
> "Must be a member of debugger users group."
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> The OS is windows xp.
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> I ran secpol.msc, and looked under the user rights assignments, and
> under Debug Programs it says local setting: administrators effective
> setting: administrators. Now, none of us are administrators, yet no
> one has problems debugging but him.
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> What could the problem be here? Thanks.
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pvdg42 wrote:

> I'm not sure if this will help you, but where I teach, out lab staff takes
> all the student ID's enrolled in classes that use Visual Studio and makes
> them members of both the developers and debuggers users groups. This allows
> the students full access to Visual Studio without making them
> administrators. Is it possible that the student in question was not added to
> these groups because of late enrollment, etc.?
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