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... Box You will get SBIE1241 How to fix SBIE1241 1. Open cmd and change directory to C:\Sandbox\Administrator\ 2. create a symlink for zzzz: type "mklink /D zzzz D:\zzzz" and delete "FileRootPath=D:\zzzz" for Box "zzzz" do not delete "FileRootPath=D:\yyyy" 3. start any program on the zzzz Box - ...

... https://www.sandboxie.com/SandboxHierarchy And here are related threads that might help: https://forums.sandboxie.com/phpBB3/search.php?keywords=mklink+ Regards, Barb.-

... mounted using junction into corresponding folders of the other and reverse, so I have same folders on both systems with same paths. For example: mklink /j "C:\My" "\\?\Volume{xxxxx}\My" mklink /j "C:\Program FIles\SomeSoftware" "\\?\Volume{xxxxx}\Program FIles\SomeSoftware" You get the idea? ...

Hi, I'm using scoop package manager inside a sandbox, and it relies on mklink /j or mklink /d logic - neither seem to function properly under Sandboxie. Is there any chance that symlinks / junctions are going to be supported? Sandboxie 5.20 Windows 10 Pro v1703 ...

Did some quick testing: Created a Sandbox named NotePad Created a folder on D:\ called NotepadTest Created a blank "New Text Document.txt" Created a junction at C:\Sandbox\User\current\Documents to D:\NotePadTest Ran NotePad in the NotePad Box [at several points below closing and re-opening to apply...

... Program File folder on C: /crossfingers A little more info might be helpful, I'm confused as to why you'd even want to do this but so far as using mklink /j I think you could be correct that it might impact the security of the redirected folder location (D:) in this instance but I can't say for ...

I saw in an earlier thread that these are a known problem and indeed in a cmd shell in the sandbox I cannot create links with mklink. The reason I want to create a symbolic link is that I want to replace a large directory under C:\Program Files with a custom modified version so it will ...

... C: and create a directory symbolic link within the Sandbox (at the now vacant path) and target the moved (pasted) profile on C. Do not execute the MKLINK cmd inside the Sandbox nor from a working directory within its paths. Yes, this is what I tried - the symlink works perfectly fine outside the ...

... C: and create a directory symbolic link within the Sandbox (at the now vacant path) and target the moved (pasted) profile on C. Do not execute the MKLINK cmd inside the Sandbox nor from a working directory within its paths. If F: is a networked path, you could conceivably create the symlinkd at ...

... 22:10 <DIR> . 2015-01-24 22:10 <DIR> .. 0 File(s) 0 bytes 2 Dir(s) 1 418 820 837 376 bytes free D:\>subst S: test Access denied - D:\test D:\>mklink /D test2 test The device does not support symbolic links.

... Win key and hit R key, and Run the following command line (Target F:\PC\Downloads\etc needs modifying to suit your path ... at length). CMD /C "MKLINK /J "C:\coolshit" "F:\PC\Downloads\etc\etc\etc\etc\etc\etc\etc\etc\etc\etc\etc"&PAUSE"

I found out that mklink is not the cure. But experiemting with OpenPipePath did the trick on most games. The only not running is Steam if Sandbox is on network share.
Kindly can you have a look on it?

I FOUND A SOLUTION!!!!!!!

mklink /D Sandbox \\server\share\Sandbox ist working!!!!!!!

... D:\1\WHATEVER and also D:\2 D:\2\MUSIC Now you can block access to just D:\1* and it should work. * * * You can also use junctions for example MKLINK /J D:\DOCUMENTS D:\1\DOCUMENTS so you can still use D:\DOCUMENTS without being encumbered by the specific folder hierarchy. * * * I am afraid ...

Hi, I'm trying to load a sandbox inside a user account that is linked (mklink command in windows to create a symbolic link) Was wondering if I could just edit the Sandboxie.ini to point directly to a user profile location (I would only use this sandbox with ...