Sandboxie Support

Looks like a big empty grey rectangle with nothing in it, mate.

Hum... is the game installed entirely inside the sandbox?

...ok? From what? For what?

Permanent ban of what? a VAC ban? Account ban?

...what? o_O

Please explain again.

So... Gator, why are you not reading and acting on what that error tells you?

Eh, I just do it. Got the entire sandboxie container on an SSD, same as my regular system without even thinking about it. So... iunno what to tell you there. No issue to report.

hm... I think what you want is setting box-specific Container Folders, which can indeed already be done and sit on whatever drive you want, per box.
(But don't ask me about the specifics right now. >_> )

Hm... do note that disallowing access to "C:" trumps allowing access to "C:/sandboxie". By default restrictions always override permissions. :) (Which is a bit of a gripe I have with sandboxie as well currently. Instead of forbidding C: and then allowing only C:/sandboxie you have to forbid C:/folde...

Hm... it really depends on the game itself. I can run pretty much any game sandboxed, assuming it's installed into the sandbox in question (afterwards rights can be dropped). So the question is, what security settings are you applying and how are you getting the game into the sandbox? On a more pers...

Make sure you open them in the right order, and to keep them all in their own sandboxes.
(So they're as little aware of each other as possible.)

freezewind wrote:...
It will show this error "A debugger has been found running in your system. Please, unload it from memory and restart your program."
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That seems very likely the work of DRM, on behalf of the game. Heavy stuff, too. There's very little sandboxie can do about that.

Hm... did you actually check what the certificate looks like? (You can let your browser show it to you.)

Hm, to be fair, there is Sandboxie Reflector (can be found on this forum under contributing utilities). Note however that it will decrease your overall security and is not that easy to handle.

Hm... no, I don't think so. Sandboxie only cares about what's inside its boxes, not what's outside.