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SharpDevelop, it just has a portable version called xcopyable. true .net must be installed because the compiler is in it
Remote access to a computer where what is needed is installed.
ssh, radmin, teamviewer, VNC, etc.
Enigma Virtual Box, for example. You just have to tinker with the settings to virtualize all the necessary directories and registry keys. And it's better to do it with old versions of the studio, so that less space is required...
Beer and chips will help melt the stern admin's heart.
> Or maybe there is another compiler for C#?
depending on the version of Windows, a relatively (!) fresh dotnet may already be preinstalled, and csc with it, i.e. compiler. With the seven, for example, there is version 3.5. Certainly a little old, but for a try will do. You can write code even in a notepad, of course, it's not very convenient - you can look at other IDEs for sharp, maybe some will not be in Program Files. By the way, look at the freshly baked Visual Studio Code - this is certainly not a replacement for the full studio, and is more web-oriented, but still better than Notepad. And yes, it is installed in AppData, which is just right for you.
If you really want a more recent compiler, and dotnet has an old one installed, you can try to tinker with Roslyn, but this is if you already have some experience with dotnet.
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