Sandboxie Support

Tzuk I hope you use any money you received for Sandboxie to go and have a fantastic time for the rest of your life.

Go forward and don't look back

ergon

Install 4.7.05 beta from link below and you won't see the error anymore

http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=16838

No vista machine

You are right.

I will now say only Win 7

(because I haven't had time to do Win updates on Win 8.1 yet)

So now to my Win 7 64bit machine with IE11. I downloaded Win updates and saw the sbie error message when opening the browser (can still use the browser after clicking away the error) So I uninstalled KB2898785 rebooted, and can now browse without getting the error message. It seems that XP is unaffe...

I am saying that on my XP sp3 32bit machine I installed KB2898785 update today and have seen no error message.

I am not saying it doesn't cause the issue on OTHER operating systems.

Just for info, installing MS-patch: KB2898785 on XP does not seem to cause this issue.

Using sbie 4.06

Thread already exists about errors after this month's (December) updates

http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=17450

I have Program files excluded in OA on all my PC's.

No issues at all then with any software conflicts and I still get the benefit of OA.

This way I feel I get the best bits of both softwares.

Try the latest beta version which may fix this

http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=16838

Not that I have noticed so far.

Using Win7 64bit

Regarding your question ''So the questions are why does this folder use so much space, despite the temporary files being set to only 100MB in IE and is there anyway to control the size of this folder?''

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us

Follow the links and post your question.

I have updated Win 8 to Win 8.1 and am using Sbie 4.06 with IE 11.

No issues so far.

Delete after closing browser works for me, as does quick recovery

AaLF if you haven't already rebooted after setting FF back as default then try that.

Otherwise just go to your pc Control Panel and under the 'set your default programs' highlight FF and select 'set this program as default'


(this is on Win 7)

I experience a similar thing using IE10. I have found a workaround I use. When you choose 'open' and IE says it cannot find download directory, I press the 'retry' button. IE10 then runs the security scan and opens the doc (or whatever it was) See here a thread I had about it http://www.sandboxie.co...

You might find this thread of interest.

Keep reading down to the bottom

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=351949