Sandboxie uninstall

I have things set up in general account so will check hotmail when I go back to the general account. Site Search User. Sandboxie Read Only. Sandboxie Read Only requires membership for participation - click to join. Thread Info. RSS More Cancel. Sandboxie isn't working well and doesn't even know it's not the latest version. Reply Cancel Cancel. That's the first thing I looked for before posting. I tried to open with right clicking open and double clicking it. So what should I do now?

Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. Describe the bug I tried to uninstall sandboxie plus. Windows reports it's done, but after rebooting the sandboxie icon still shows in the systray, even though the service no longer exists. Because the msi installer for some reason doesn't have an "uninstall" option baked in, like good installers offering install, repair, and uninstall, from the same.

System details and installed software please provide the following information :. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. Sorry, something went wrong. In case you upgraded from a very old version , see also That's happened to me after restoring an old backup with a very old Plus installation by mistake. Deleting files doesn't clean up a registry or startup setting etc. If something failed with the uninstall the best approach is to install again and than uninstall again.

You're not giving much till now, so I made a more accurate attempt on my usual VM with the recent 0. Before enabling and using the Windows 10 Sandbox feature, your system should support the following prerequisites.

The requirements listed below are very common. If you bought a computer in the last couple of years, your system should be good to go. But it is better to check twice before trying to enable the sandbox in Windows Your system should support virtualization. Any behavior that appears to violate End user license agreements, including providing product keys or links to pirated software.

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