hmm…that’s not good, not easy to solve I suppose, but again, allowing internet access to all sandboxed software is a temp fix…it will just work like it use to, before these settings existed. >>> may be the issue is just there, that allowing only “web browsers” to connect doesn’t include subsequent processes connections, like plugins…but why just on 64 bit systems? and the thing is that they don’t load, so I can’t see the relation with connectivity.
Just wondering since first time avast release with sandbox, i already implemented to my IE but sometime if we ran under virtualization of avast my IE become very slow and sometime become hang and stuck.
And today i am tried it again to my Firefox 3.6.3, this happened too with my firefox.
I am using Lenovo 3000G230 with specifications :
Intel Core 2 Duo T5900 2.20Ghz
RAM 2 GB
OS Windows 7 Home Premium
But after i released my firefox from sandbox, then my firefox can ran normal again.
I just came too the conclusion that Internet Explorer 8 in the Sandbox also Doesn’t work i get the same error as in Firefox ???
Do i need too do a fresh install because i did now a version upgrade from 507 too 545?
Can you please run a sandboxed app and when you’ll receive the error message, just don’t click OK, but run “Task Manager”. Go to Processes tab, find that running process (e.g. firefox.exe), use right-click and choose “Create dump file”. Please upload the file on our ftp: http://support.avast.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=18. I tested it under Vista SP2, but I haven’t seen any problems. I’ll look at dump, what’s wrong in your system, thanks a lot!
I created a Dump file off Firefox and uploaded it too your server (I think that i have done it because i’am a beginner) can you please tell me i’ve you recieved it?
rnuis: The problem was caused by incompatibility issues between avast and c:\windows\system32\guard32.dll (this library modifies process image incorrectly and Vista loader is very strict in this case). I found out this file is part of Comodo Firewall and/or Comodo IS. I’ll need to look more deeply.