Sandboxie Support

I updated to the newest version of sandboxie and it did not fix the problem. I noticed when I tried to reinstall EasyAntiCheat, even if I try and run the installer as UAC Administrator, I get this sandboxie popup error: SBIE2211 Sandboxed service failed to start (http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?S...

I have been running Steam sandboxed for a couple years now and have never had problems playing my games online and joining servers (TF2, The Forest, L4D2, etc), but I am unable to do so with 7 Days to Die. I am able to play offline single-player because the startup window is a prompt to start the ga...

UPDATE: I noticed this last time that it crashed that my wireless adapter (ENCORE ENUWI-2XN42 Wireless N300 Adapter) was not recognized upon reboot, so I went to adapter settings and had windows updated the driver and it seems to be working now - just redownloaded TF2 successfully. Will update furth...

Didn't help, here's the new dmp:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/39k92 ... 843-01.dmp

V 3.76 (64-bit) Windows 7 x64 Ultimate Minidump file: http://www.mediafire.com/download/8s8zaztwuw4kzn6/061113-25443-01.dmp Event Viewer log: - System - Provider [ Name] Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power [ Guid] {331C3B3A-2005-44C2-AC5E-77220C37D6B4} EventID 41 Version 2 Level 1 Task 63 Opcode 0 Keywor...

Yes they pretty much just use it for browsing, MS Word, and occasionally downloading a program like spotify or a greeting card utility, etc... I don't use that computer at all. I do have a system image in case something goes horribly wrong. So you're saying I should just throw the file manager and t...

My family know/do just enough on the living room Win7 computer to be dangerous. Somehow they always seem to be getting into trouble with viruses through email/browsing or downloading shoddy programs full of bloatware and spyware, and I've had enough of cleaning up after them, so I want to set up San...

Oh, and also had to uncheck the "drop rights" box to allow it the admin privileges to run the installer. After that drop rights can be resumed.

Got it - it works.

The only settings I had to adjust was under Settings > Resource Access > File Access > Full Access > Add. Then just select the source folder (D:\steamapps for me).

No. You need to create the junction from D to C, from source to destination. OK got it; I was thinking of C as source, since changes/updates are [kind of] moving from C to D, but I realize that the actual files, and therefore source, are on D. Do I have to remove the original steamapps folder from ...

This is great, thanks so much for the help! I just realized how incredibly useful this junction tool is - can also forward (to the recycle bin) steam's html cache and cookies from the stupid server splash screens that are currently taking up ~300mb in my steam folder... So with the LSE utility, just...

Perfect, this is exactly the solution I was looking for! By junctioning the folders, will that allow the sandboxed Steam client on [C:] to forward permanent updates to D:/...steamapps? If not I would be worried that all future updates, etc will continue to be written to the sandbox on [C:], and then...

Well the standard procedure for moving a Steam installation is to delete everything in the Steam folder except application data and Steam.exe, then move the folder to its new location and open Steam.exe. From there it adjusts itself. This assumes that the Steam client is already installed. In my cas...

I see, so you're saying it virtualizes in [C:], but is actually taking place in [D:]?

In light of already having a 13GB Steam folder with all of my application data, shouldn't I start by migrating that data to the actual [D:], then running Steam sandboxed w/ set container folder > [D:]?

I had an idea, let me know if I'm on the right track here: What if I made a backup of my entire current Steam folder, moved it to [D:] on the new system, and then went to run steam.exe sandboxed w/ set container folder [D:] (to make it adjust installation to that location)? Does that sound like it w...