What do you mean exactly by the term TEST MODE?
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Describe what you noticed and did
Hello, I am currently setting up Sandboxie and would like to use your patched version. What exactly do you mean by the TEST MODE needing to be activated? How can I activate it? I have already checked in the settings but found nothing. I would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you very much.
How often did you encounter it so far?
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Affected program
Not relevant
Download link
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Where is the program located?
The program is installed both inside and outside the sandbox.
Expected behavior
Hello, I am currently setting up Sandboxie and would like to use your patched version. What exactly do you mean by the TEST MODE needing to be activated? How can I activate it? I have already checked in the settings but found nothing. I would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you very much.
What is your Windows edition and version?
Windows 10
In which Windows account you have this problem?
A local account (Standard user).
Please mention any installed security software
Microsoft Defender
What version of Sandboxie are you running?
The Version you upload on Github
Is it a new installation of Sandboxie?
I recently did a new clean installation.
Is it a regression?
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In which sandbox type you have this problem?
In a standard isolation sandbox (yellow sandbox icon).
Can you reproduce this problem on a new empty sandbox?
I can confirm it also on a new empty sandbox.
Did you previously enable some security policy settings outside Sandboxie?
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Crash dump
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Trace log
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Sandboxie.ini configuration
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You have to enable Windows Driver Test Mode.
To do so, right-click your start button, select Command Prompt (admin), click yes, type bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON, press enter, and then restart your computer. If it worked, you should see the words Test Mode in the bottom-right of your desktop.
Is there a way to avoid running in test mode for an indefinite period of time, such as by adding in one of your certificates?
Is there a way to avoid running in test mode for an indefinite period of time, such as by adding in one of your certificates?
There are probably only two ways to make Windows 10/11 trust your driver(.sys file). The easier one is buying a valid code signing certificate from a public CA and then signing your driver file with the certificate which is much expensive one. The other way is using Windows Custom Kernel Signer feature added by MS for China Government edition. Please check ssde repo for detailed information. I have tested the CKS feature several months ago with both Windows 10 and Windows 11. It works fine if you don't enable VBS or HVCI. If you want to make CKS work with HVCI / VBS then convert your Windows edition to China Government edition may be the only way. For what to do to converting your Windows to China Government edition, please check mydigitallife forum for more information. Note, once you have enabled CKS, all Certificate installed to Windows Root Certificate store in machine level will be trusted for driver signing or signing certificate issuance.
test mode didnt work for me
https://www.4shared.com/s/faBlm-_QZge
that patch works, but some anti virus found trojan
could someone fix it?