Sandboxie Support

There is no need to unisntall Appguard.... BUT It needs to be set to off, to install Sandboxie. When you reboot it will turn back on. Turn it off to first run SBIE, so it can create c:\sandbox, as appguard will probably block the creation of the sandbox folder. Once created it you can exclude it in ...

Installed fine on Win 7x64. I held my breath on my WIn 10x64 VM Build 14279, which was fine, but there was a new build 14291. But it was also fine.

Pete

Try FF 32bit. That's what I run on my win 7x64 pro system. I've tried FF x64, and it has caused me nothing but issues.

Installed fine, and is really smooth. Well test on the FR Win 10 tomorrow.

I think it's called stupid.

Yep I can confirm that

As @Bo mentioned, Office should be installed on you host machine..and then programs (especially Outlook) can be "run as' sandboxed. Make sure you make Outlook your default email reader in Sandboxie if you decide to use it. http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?ApplicationsSettings#email But I just wan...

yeah Microsoft. I just hid the message and all is working fine. I'll retest when the fix is in. Of course there will then be a new FR build.

I am seeing an error message "Could not hook Ishungappwindow" Hiding it and everything seems normal.

Win 10x64 Fast ring build 14251
Sbie 5.07.5
FF 44

Never been tested from within sandboxie. Usually, this error indicates that the program can't/doesn't understand being installed in that type of environment. Those types of programs need to be able to access outside services, so it's best to install in on your host then run it "as sandboxed" and go...

Try it and see if it works.

You would also most likely violating their terms of service and that is never a good idea.

ROFL. All the key ingredients for a good fruit cake. Fruit, nuts and Rum. I'll stand by Sandboxie.

HI Gizmo

I feel your pain. I now have a simple policy. If someone wants help with their computer I tell them they have to agree to use the software I suggest, and I will teach them how to use it. If they don't agree, I just don't waste my time, be it friend or family.

Pete

I agree, I wouldn't rely on SBIE alone, but I do agree a bit about windows updates. I am on Win 7 x64 also. 1. Optional updates, I hide 2. Important updates, non security, I hide. 3 Important updates, Security, I go thru them one by one, and see what they are. Pain in the neck approach, but only saf...