Sandboxie Support

... or the hashtags when it starts. The only time that it appears to be running in the sandbox, is when I right-click on the RegHive File, and select "Delete/Unlock File Using FileASSASSIN". Then I get the typical Sandboxie yellow-bordered window, then failure notice. I am thinking it ran sandboxed ...

First thing I attempted was to use File Assassin to unlock or delete the RegHive file itself. No luck. Got this message box from Sandboxie,..... You need to run File assassin unsandboxed. Bo I don't think File Assassin was executed sandboxed. I didn't ...

captnamerca wrote:First thing I attempted was to use File Assassin to unlock or delete the RegHive file itself. No luck. Got this message box from Sandboxie,.....

You need to run File assassin unsandboxed.

Bo

... was to use File Assassin to unlock or delete the RegHive file itself. No luck. Got this ... round of terminating all programs, then delete contents. Still unable to delete that pesky RegHive file. While Sandboxie ...

While Sandboxie Control's tray icon does NOT show any red dots in it, run regedit again.

Click on "Sandbox_John_DefaultBox" in the regedit window, then while only that one item is selected, click File > Unload Hive > click Yes to "unload the current key and ..."

Then Delete Contents of the sandbox.

... I can't access it at work, but I will try to Terminate Programs, and delete contents again when I can get to it. I'll also try File Assassin on the RegHive file itself. ...

... or a procmon log to continue. Something has it opened and if it's not SBIE then we need to figure out what and close/stop it before you can delete the box properly. Another option might be booting into safe mode and deleting the folder manually?

... Sandboxie Error7.PNG I went into File Explorer and just attempted to delete all the contents. There is only one file left preventing a full delete: Sandboxie Error8.PNG Don't ...

... Was it? Let's try it this way. Close everything that is running in sandboxie. Rename the folder followed a reboot. After boot up attempt to delete the renamed folder.

I ran Process Explorer, but there doesn't seem to be anything running. Sandboxie Error4.PNG I ran Registry Editor, and there are a whole bunch of subfolders under my DefaultBox sandbox. I do not know where to start. I've never messed with the Registry before, so I wouldn't recognize a problem if I s...

... Procexplorer On the menu > Find > Find handle or dll then give it the path of the sandbox (eg C:\Sandbox or whatever your path is) you can't delete and see what has something opened there? You could also try regedit and navigate to HKEY_USERS\ and see if any Sandbox_ entries related to the ...

... Procexplorer On the menu > Find > Find handle or dll then give it the path of the sandbox (eg C:\Sandbox or whatever your path is) you can't delete and see what has something opened there? You could also try regedit and navigate to HKEY_USERS\ and see if any Sandbox_ entries related to the ...

... + Avira AV...no problems with either. Even when turned off, I can't delete sandbox I've tried rebooting, but it did not have any effect. I tried ... deleting the sandbox in Windows File Explorer. I can delete most of the contents, but the folder itself is locked. I tried using MB FileASSASSIN ...

... 6 months, I now get an error when trying to delete the contents of a sandbox (also see attached): "Could not move ... using MB's FileAssassin unlocker program. It was unable to find the folder (see attachment). I tried to manually ...

... but a good rule of thumb is to remove anything new installed. Did you delete the contents of your sandbox?? That's usually step #1. If something stops working, the conclusion ...