Visual Studio Debugger and Access Privileges

Hi,
I am having a problem running the Visual Studio Debugger on a production machine. I get the following error:
DllNotFoundException was unhandled
Additional information: Unable to load DLL 'AduHid.dll: The handle is invalid.
If I run VS as Admin, I don't have this problem and when I run the executable, the application runs with out an issue. The dll is in the C:\Windows\System32 directory. I also notice that I don't have this problem on another machine. I am
not sure if the is a permissions issue or VS configuration issue.
I was hoping you might be able to help me resolve this problem. If it is a permissions issue, maybe you can help me understand what I might tell our IT people that would still allow the system to be protected, but not force me to have to request admin
privileges when I am debugging the application. And of course, if it is a VS configuration issue, it would be great to know how to modify the configuration to not have to request admin privileges under this situation.
Thanks,
Jon

Hi Jon,
>>If I run VS as Admin, I don't have this problem and when I run the executable, the application runs with out an issue. The dll is in the C:\Windows\System32 directory. I also notice that I don't have this problem on another machine.
I am not sure if the is a permissions issue or VS configuration issue.
As you said that it doesn't have this issue in other machines, if so, do you run your VS as the admin in other machine? Whether you are the admin in other machines which work well if you run the same project? Whether all projects have the same issue?
If it works well after you run the specific project as the admin, one reason is that your dll file require the specific visit account but you are not the admin in that machine.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj662724.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
But if all projects have the same issue, please test it again with the following comment line.
devenv /ResetUserData
Or you could add a new user profile, test it again in your windows.
If it still has this issue, I suggest you discuss this issue with your IT, maybe they limit certain account for you.
Best Regards,
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