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Version 3.46 Released
tzuk


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Version 3.46 released.

This forum will be locked soon, and moved to the Old Forums area.

Thank you to everyone who participated, reported problems, tested fixes, and generally helped to make Sandboxie better.

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Congratz tzuk. By the way, there's a title error on the download page here:
http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?AllVersions

The 32 and 64-bit version links for 3.46 each show "SandboxieInstall32-3442.exe" and "SandboxieInstall64-3442.exe" when it should be "SandboxieInstall32-346.exe" and "SandboxieInstall64-346.exe" respectively.

Also, didn't you implement that Registry tweak to make Sandboxie start up better/faster? If so, why is it not mentioned in the changelog?

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Thanks! Fixed the typo.

A lot of stuff isn't mentioned in the change log. Smile As for this particular tweak, it is only applied on a new installation, so I would have to go to some length to explain that in the change log, and I wanted to keep things short and clear.
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Nice one.

By the way, what exactly do you mean by "Support for 64-bit Windows should now be on par with 32-bit Windows"? Thanks.
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I was referring to the many, many problems reported about getting stuff to install or run properly under 64-bit Sandboxie, where the same stuff would work perfectly under 32-bit Sandboxie.
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Cool. Guess there's only one more thing to say. Bring on 3.47 Beta!
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fixed problems
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I can't wait to see users reporting: "fixed!".
Tzuk, as always, is great in solving problems!
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Improved support for third-party
security software: McAfee SiteAdvisor,
avast! Antivirus, AVG Anti-Virus, Blink
Internet Security (64-bit), Kasperksy
Internet Security, Online Armor, Panda
Cloud Antivirus.
As always, thanks for the awesome update.

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As for this particular tweak, it is only applied on a new installation
So if I update, I won't benefit from it?
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Congrats tzuk for the release!

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malexous wrote:
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As for this particular tweak, it is only applied on a new installation
So if I update, I won't benefit from it?
No, an update does not add the Registry entry that defines the Sandboxie service as a member of the "UIGroup".
Typically, a new install will do that.
I see no reason why you cannot select to keep your current settings during an uninstall/reinstall.

Personally, I just added the Registry entry myself. Then on subsequent reboots, the service loads sooner.
Disclaimer: I know nothing about the Registry on Win 7 (any version), or on Vista 64-bit.
So don't try the following if you use either of those OS's.

For XP and Vista 32-bit, Registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc
New > String Value
Group

Value
UIGroup
---------------------
To add the Registry entry, XP and Vista 32-bit:
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc]
"Group"="UIGroup"

To remove the above Registry entry:
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc]
"Group"=-


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malexous wrote:
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As for this particular tweak, it is only applied on a new installation
So if I update, I won't benefit from it?


You need to uninstall your current Sandboxie version and then install version 3.46. From memory (when I tested the Beta versions), over-writing your installation won't change the registry key, and therefore you won't get the benefits of the improved start-up (mainly Sandboxie appears to start up faster and there's no more risk of the user clicking on a "forced sandboxed" program and opening it unsandboxed because Sandboxie hasn't initialised yet).
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I have uninstalled & reinstalled 3.46 (preserving original sandboxie.ini file) and now I have the new Group value.

I suppose that this is the right way. Rolling Eyes
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Guest10 wrote:
Personally, I just added the Registry entry myself. Then on subsequent reboots, the service loads sooner.
Disclaimer: I know nothing about the Registry on Win 7 (any version), or on Vista 64-bit.
So don't try the following if you use either of those OS's.

For XP and Vista 32-bit, Registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc
New > String Value
Group

Value
UIGroup
---------------------
To add the Registry entry, XP and Vista 32-bit:
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc]
"Group"="UIGroup"

To remove the above Registry entry:
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc]
"Group"=-



I did a uninstall and reinstall of Sandboxie 3.46 on my Windows 7 32-bit and found the registry tweak updated in [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc]
"Group"="UIGroup"

Same as XP and Vista Razz
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SbieSvc]
"Group"="UIGroup"



hello...I cut and pasted the quoted text to a new txt file then renamed it to sanboxie uigroup.reg. I dbl clicked it and it said it merged to my registry. I checked with regedit and the key is indeed there. I did this because I had already installed v3.46 overtop of v3.442 before I found out about the fact that simply upgrading will NOT incorporate the registry fix. My question is this: Are you sure this will have the same effect as if I would have done a clean install of v3.46? I dont want to miss out on anything this awsome program has to offer!?! Thanx
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machVman wrote:
My question is this: Are you sure this will have the same effect as if I would have done a clean install of v3.46?
Yes, I'm certain.
The change will take effect on each subsequent reboot: the Sandboxie service will be started a little earlier in the boot process.
(There's no need to reboot right now, since the service was already started)
After this Registry tweak was introduced in the 3.45 beta series:
tzuk wrote:
Guest10 wrote:
Since my existing "C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\SbieSvc.exe" file identifies itself as version 3.45.9.0, and I've rebooted since installing that version, doesn't that mean that I would only need to add the Registry "Group" value in order to make use of this change for future reboots?


That's right, you only need to add the value and restart Windows.
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