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Windows 7 - Sandbox Programs?



 
07-03-2009   #1


7264x64/7260x86
 
 

Sandbox Programs?

Since sandboxie is not being supported for windows 7 yet, has anyone found any sandbox programs that work on 7? I liked how light sandboxie was so I'd prefer a stand alone sandbox program.

Blast Microsoft for removing the awesome Guest Mode they initially had in 7000!

edit: sandboxie works on 7 but not on 64 bit yet. >=(

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07-03-2009   #2


Windows 7 RTM x64
 
 


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07-03-2009   #3


Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1 | Windows 8 build 7989
 
 


Not the same thing - VBox is virtualization for entire Operating Systems - Sandboxing is for isolation of specific *applications* in a single Operating System.
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07-03-2009   #4


7264x64/7260x86
 
 


Actually do have virtual installed, but for other reasons.

I wanna to easily be able to scrap changes.
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07-03-2009   #5


Windows 7 RTM x64
 
 


sorry
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07-03-2009   #6


Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1 | Windows 8 build 7989
 
 


nothing to be sorry about - live and learn, my friend.
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07-03-2009   #7


Windows 7 RTM x64
 
 


I've found something again!
If you only want to run browsers within it then check this out!
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07-03-2009   #8


Windows 7 7264
 
 


not sure this is the same this looks like sfotware firewall solution not a sandbox. Reason everyone loved sandboxie is it would let you run any exe in the virtual window and if it had a virius it would not effect your OS or registry.

Keygens etc...

Dont think there is one for x64 at all anyway Sandboxie didnt work under x64 either.
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07-03-2009   #9


Windows 7 Ultimate, Ubuntu
 
 


I used to run Returnil on XP and whilst it was a little inconvenient - it was excellent. Don't have time to test it on 7 till about 7 hours hence. If no one has done it by then (!!! step up, step up) I'll give it a spin.
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07-04-2009   #10


Windows 7 Ultimate, Ubuntu
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by copernicus View Post
Since sandboxie is not being supported for windows 7 yet, has anyone found any sandbox programs that work on 7? I liked how light sandboxie was so I'd prefer a stand alone sandbox program.

Blast Microsoft for removing the awesome Guest Mode they initially had in 7000!

edit: sandboxie works on 7 but not on 64 bit yet. >=(

I posted that I had previously used Returnil in XP - it creates a virtual space which when running is used to store all data created during the session. Come a way since I last used it. And I run 32bit so I don't know abt 64 bit windows.

On my system;
  1. Set-up and run seemed just fine - downloaded and installed Opera. did a few other things. None of these should have shown any trace of when turning Returnil off and re-booting
  2. Re-booted, start up seemed slow (my imagination?), booted into windows, again it was slow, selected my user - NOTHING HAPPENED. Did not complete (or even start the load). Ditto selecting different user (Administrator).
  3. Booted into Safe Mode. Had to do a restore/or an uninstall to get back into any user.
  4. Returnil, however had done its job - no sign of Opera etc.
So your experience may vary but I doubt it. Returnil a NO NO.

I suspect that all that fails is for the virtual space to properly dismount. But not prepared to risk it again.
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