Hello!
Is it even necessary to sandbox Windows 10 “Tiles” Applications considering that they’re supposed be chacked by Microsoft then also sandboxed by the OS itself?
(Or did it change from Windows 8 to 10? ITPro Today: IT News, How-Tos, Trends, Case Studies, Career Tips, More )
One “Tiles” application that got auto-sandboxed by CIS, “Daily Beautiful Pictures” or BingPics.exe, silently crashes after about a second running sandboxed - and besides the log I wouldn’t even know it was sandboxed because the green outline doesn’t show (despite that box being checked), nor a popup warning me that a program is being sandboxed (for which I actually don’t see a setting anywhere)… (EDIT : Nevermind, I remembered I got a popup the first time…)