sandboxie

wkt said:

whs said:

gigabyte, if you want to try Virtual Box (vBox), you could have a look at the tutorial a wrote up a long time ago. It is actually very easy to set up and if you want to delete it you just get rid of a folder.
Installing in a virtual partition .zip - Windows Live

Just download and unzip the folder. This was written at the time for win7 Beta. But it applies to all systems.

I had a look at your tutorial : thanks for the work.

I have a problem with the Virtual Box program which I use to run Linux systems to do some secure home banking. I desparately try to get access to an USB stick but don't know what I do wrong. I tried to activate the stick via this small USB button but no success.

Any step-by-step hint ?

You have to activate the USB stick when nothing is running in the vBox. Maybe that is why it did not work.

You deal with those like in any "normal" system. deal with the virtual system the same as if it was a normal native system.

Remember you can set up USB in config or specify after running virtual OS. The ONLY problem I had was with my Logitech webcam. My only solution was to switch to vmwareplayer. Still, I used both virtualbox and vmwareplayer. Screen capture below is not mine.

pacinitaly said:

I'm so

What is the source of the confusion?

The risks are greater when you create shares from the vm to the host.

pacinitaly said:

I have installed it on my vista 32bit laptop.
have not tried on my 64bit win7 laptop or my XP Pro sp3 tower yet



I'm lovin it. I still clean everything as usual.

well, it works on my win7----- had to install v3.44

I just upgraded both my Vista x86 laptop and Win 7 x64 to Sandboxie 3.48 and each computer has been squeeky clean since I started using my browsers forced to run in the virtual space of Sandboxie.

~Maxx~
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