Sandboxie 3.442 Released

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  1. TheKid7

    TheKid7 Registered Member

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    Sandboxie 3.442 Released - April 17, 2010

    http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?DownloadSandboxie

    Changes to Sandboxie since version 3.44:

    Fixes a problem with Windows Update KB979683, which was released on 13 April 2010, and causes Sandboxie to stop working on Windows XP and Windows 2000 computers.
     
  2. Newby

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    Well that is a nice way of telling "caused SBIE to stop working", it took me half an hour to get XP working properly again. I consider myself lucky having image backups :thumbd:
     
  3. brainrb1

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    Great software. Although it says that it only fixes a problem with windows update i find it faster, lite and more compatible to work with opera 10.51 now:thumb: I hope 3.45 is much better for Opera users.
     
  4. ratwing

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    Yeah,that "half hour" is pure torture.
    Five hours, more or less, from first post on Sandboxie Forums,to a resolution build.
    Can you tell me a single security software,faced with a similar "borking" that has responded so quickly and effectively?

    In the past few months we have had:
    1:Comodo
    2:Avast!
    3:Bit-Defender

    All of these from internal update mess ups.
    All of these, in at least a few occasions, requiring reformat and install.


    Bravo Sandboxie!!
    May the future screw ups, I face be no worse!!
    rat
     
  5. Newby

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    Ratwing

    First: I commented on the euphemism not response time

    Second: having one PC, it does not help having a solution on the web, when you do not have a working PC (and no access to the internet).

    Third: I am allowed to work one day a week at home. I had promised a colleque some data sheets. The half hour trouble shooting caused a 15 minuted delay. I do not like to brake my promise.

    :cautious:
     
  6. doktornotor

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    Yes, so don't do operating system updates if you have time-critical work to do... sounds easy. Also, unless you actually are affected directly by some sort of vulnerability, there's no point in doing a lab rat and especially with no other box to test, perfectly reasonable to delay the hotfixes by a couple of days and see whether some issues appear for others or not.
     
  7. ratwing

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    @Newby:

    Sorry,no offense intended.
    The 'torture" remark in my post was out of line.

    I caught the update in question,and instantly Sandboxie was knocked out.
    In my case,only Sandboxie was effected.

    That is why I contrasted this issue with a few others,where effects
    were system wide.

    rat
     
  8. Newby

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    No worries, I noticed in other post afterwards you mark your own writing as "convulated". English is not my first language so I do not catch sophisticated details of it.

    Regards
     
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  10. securreten

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    I have older version 3.38 and I tried to update using the update in sandboxie, it always seems to fail after it downloads the exe and ask me to click ok to install. I click ok then nothing seems to happen?

    Should I just go ahead and get the setup from the website? Would it be ok to just install that setup on top of my current sandboxie or do I need to do clean install?
     
  11. doktornotor

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    Sounds like a plan... :D

    Worked for me everytime. If it doesn't for you, uninstall, reboot, reinstall.
     
  12. securreten

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    Well now I updated and I'm already finding an issue. I can't seem to update firefox in sandbox. First I get bunch of warnings from sandboxie then firefox says update failed.

    So now we can't update firefox in sandboxie? This is bit frustrating as I as many have used sandboxie to experiment with other versions of firefox. Solutions?
     
  13. doktornotor

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    Already answered you on another thread. Please avoid cross-posting.
     
  14. mick92z

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    I did not know you could do that.I just updated an add on, in a sandboxed firefox. After a restart of firefox, i expected the add on not to be installed, but it had.Is this supposed to happen.I'm surprised
     
  15. securreten

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    It's def strange, have you checked the firefox settings in sandboxie? btw I'm using the free version.
     
  16. mick92z

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    Please forgive me, I should check these things out before I post. I don't think the box had emptied.After deletion of the box, the update had not applied.Sorry o_O
     
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