Sandboxie Support

And in addition to safemist's question about the firewall: Norton also offers a browser protection (apart from the indeed never working toolbar). Does (for example) Microsoft Security Essentials (respectively Windows Defender) have something similar? (I fear: no). I am aware that this is primarily w...

I have Norton 365 on a Win 10/64 machine and have no problems. Craig, please could you take a look which version of ipseng32.dll you have on your machine? Even if a replacement had no effect or did not work at all (as stated above by rpljhun) it would be of interest to see if the issue might really...

In my machine the success rate of running Firefox is around 99% but before that it's 40-50%. Congratulations! I am already happy that perhaps I will start to reach now 40-50%. :mrgreen: Your using Windows 7, right? Right. Just for testing can you try to downgrade to Sandboxie 4.20, just download, r...

It was greyed probably your drop rights was enabled. Check your drop rights(Sandbox Settings -> Restrictions -> Drop Rights) Oh, yes, thanks! Of course. This was the reason! 8) Now I could make all the steps you recommended - with an extremely bad result: From about 15 attempts only 2 times Firefox...

rpljhun, thanks a lot for all your tests, efforts and advices. :D I tried to follow the steps you suggested: Login to Windows as Administrator Open SBIE Control Window R-click Firefox Shortcut then Run Sandboxed Mark Checked Run As UAC Administrator Click OK then Yes Wait for firefox to appear then ...

Add the settings below under GlobalSettings (Configure Menu -> Edit Configuration) When doing this I get a message about an application error ("Anwendungsfehler") concerning firefox.exe as soon as I want to start the browser in the sandbox. http://abload.de/thumb/awfrzrs4.jpg explorer.exe - Applica...

Is anyone of you could post here your access logs? Here are mines. :wink: I was lucky and during the first attempt the opening of Firefox in the newly created Sandbox succeeded (the following times it failed). So you can see two logs for comparing. I saw that one of the differences is that the ctfm...

net user does not login to anything. Try logging in under and admin account. Reboot windows, login under admin, disable Norton firewall. O.k. I got it now. The net user command was not wrong but afterwards I have to continue with the log in process. (For those [like me] who need a descriptive expla...

I cant get on, except maybe once in a while by accident. Yes, that's my situation too. :wink: have you tried turning off browser protection in Norton: settings--firewall--intrusion and browser protection--browser protection off Thanks for the tip. I tried it now (as disabling various other features...

Curt@invincea wrote:Try running Ffx+Sbie+Norton under an admin account and see if your troubles disappear.

I think it was already running under admin account. But anyway I typed now the command "net user Administrator /active:yes" but no change: Firefox may open within Sandboxie in one of perhaps 5 or 6 attempts.

Correct, but sadly that didn't help also: e.g. Kaspersky still didn't fix KIS2016. Maybe Norton would. :wink: In the meantime I downloaded an older version of Norton from filehorse.com (link above), namely 22.5.2.15. The installation (plus automatic replacement of the existing version) seems to wor...

[...] if an AV program blocks essential processes of SBIE, SBIE can't fix anything! They can contact the producer of the AV program only - nothing more. This would also be a good step! Program developers have better contacts to such companies than simple users and above all they have the technical ...

Richard329 is quite harsh in his words and I do not agree with all he says. But I think that Sandboxie's staff makes it indeed by far too easy for itself when saying in essence the following: Disable/uninstall your AV (o.k., some of us already did it) ---> Without this AV things run better? ---> So ...

O.k. thanks Bo. What I have already tried was a complete uninstalling of Norton (only without reboot as I tried it with Shadow Defender) and the result was indeed the same as in MDrew's test: Firefox opened again in the sandbox. But what I would do is test disabling anything that Norton does other t...

Thanks to Craig@Invincea for his tests, his explanations and his patience. I am not happy about the situation but I understand this consideration: A typical troubleshooting step is to have users disable A/V. If that doesn't work, removal. (i.e. like Kaspersky.) It's far faster for a user to diable/r...