Sandboxie Support

I wanted to add my humble contribution to these posts.

I have registered Sandboxie since 2007 and have recommended the program to anyone who would listen.

Thanks Ronen for your great application.

...... I now find that it is Online Armor causing the problem. If I shut it down then it works correctly, at least with Explorer. I am on the OA beta program so will point this out to them and see if it can be sorted. Feel a bit of a fool now having taken all the security out and found Avast at fau...

@Tattenbach There is no point in manually do this anymore, thats what tzuk put the "Add shortcut icons" into the GUI for. :wink: I see SnDPhoenix, thanks, I was not aware of that. But learning to do this manually does not hurt etheesdad either. He can use the knowledge for other programs too. Thank...

thanks tattenbach I got as far as making a separate shortcut in startup folder but am stuck on what to write the link in the original says "C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\Start.exe" default_browser I tried "C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\Start.exe" default_email But it returned an error. What text should I...

djg05 wrote:

tekzero wrote:I'm also using Windows 2000 SP4 and it works fine for me.

Thanks for that. It installs ok but more than that it is definite no go.

3.20.01 installs and runs fine in two different Windows 2000 SP4 machines, one of them running W2K in German, the other in English.

Well actually, the way you are supposed to read the reghive files, is by running a program sandboxed (it can be a quick app, like Notepad) and then you open up the registry (unsandboxed) and browse to the HKEY_USERS section and you should see a subsection at the bottom beginning in "Sandbox" follow...

Hi can anyone tell me what I would need to do to have firefox and thunderbird open sandboxed (same sandbox as I don't have registered version) when xp starts? Is it safe to run both in default sandbox at same time? Thankyou simplest way is to use the desktop link that Sandboxie creates to run the "...

OK, found it... but there is no way to read the data... Wich program opens these files and shows me the changes in registry? (Sorry fpr my bad english...) I have never tried to read these files before and I am away from my PC now so I really do not know what kind of files they are but have you trie...

Hiya's suggestion to try in safe mode is a good one. note that rootkit detective is not absolute. You should try other tools, I suggest icesword but this is not user's friendly as rootkit detective. There are other similar tools that could be use too but understanding of what you are doing is basic....

Please excuse me, but the translation is mechanical (power-translator). But I worked with the administrator-account. lalison is this Windows XP? In Portuguese? Assuming that you could not install Sandboxie as Administrator (sincerely not sure from your statement above, apologies) either you have a ...

Have a look at the tutorial to be found at the URL below

http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?Gett ... dPartThree

check the second picture where the reghive and reghive.log entries are listed.

You can also navigate to the folder using windows explorer

yes, it looks like you are trying to install as a non-administrator.

there should not be changes to the real registry from sandboxed programs.

Have a look at the sandbox folder for the changes that the program would set if not sandboxed, folder user.

You could also set the Sandboxie Service to start manually instead of Automatically and delete Sandboxie Control from the Windows Registry HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run (in this way will not start with Windows) Then use a VB script to start both when you need them. For example: ...

http://www.sandboxie.com/IsPortable2.exe > Works correctly on DELL laptop 1.8 GHz, Pentium M - OS: Windows XP -SP2