EscalatedPrivilegeFileOperationDaemon.exe - what is it?

When launching Adobe Extension Manager (CS5.5) on a Win7 x32 device using an account that has standard user privileges I receive a UAC prompt in order to run the file EscalatedPrivilegeFileOperationDaemon.exe. I am within a corporate estate and users don't have elevated privileges, as such they cannot successfully launch the application.
Considering that other Adobe CS5.5 applications run fine using standard user permissions, what is this particular executable doing and is there any way of either circumventing it or launching Extension Manager without it?
Having elevated privileges is not an option, nor is getting a support technician's assistance (in order to enter the credentials) every time the app is launched.
Many thanks in advance.

Since the Extension Manager is built on AIR, it doesn't have default local file access privileges. This little utility establishes the relvant temporary environment... Other than letting it run as admin I'm not aware of a way to give it the necessary permissions since the port assignments can change dynamically as can specific registry keys and the extensions it handles...
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