SafeZone doesn't work without administrative rights

[Denak]

Hello! After marking "Drop administrative rights..." in SafeZone settings (see the screenshot below) safe browser doesn't open any web page. I just can see unhappy smile in it and message: "Aw, snap! Something went wrong..." etc. But without that mark in settings SafeZone works excellent. Why is it so?
System Windows 7x32, Avast v. 7.0.1466.

[schmidthouse]

Hi: I was Just curious as to why you would want to drop your Admin rights in "SafeZone"?

[Denak]

Hi: I was Just curious as to why you would want to drop your Admin rights in "SafeZone"?

I just test all functions of this software. And if this feature have no sence and doesn't work, why does it exist in settings?

[pk]

Thanks for testing!
I couldn't simulate it on my Win7 32-bit and Win8 32-bit. I'll remove checking this option in SafeZone, because it has no meaning there. Thanks!

[Nesivos]

Thanks for testing!
I couldn't simulate it on my Win7 32-bit and Win8 32-bit. I'll remove checking this option in SafeZone, because it has no meaning there. Thanks!

Just for the record: Removing the check in Safe Zone also removes it in Sandbox

[Vladimyr]

I'll remove checking this option in SafeZone, because it has no meaning there.

Hi Pete. Do you mean,

1/. You'll remove the effect that checking/unchecking the "Drop administrative rights..." box in the "Virtualization Parameters" dialog, currently has on the SafeZone?

2/. You'll create separate "Expert Settings" dialogs for Sandbox and SafeZone, the latter not including "Drop administrative rights..."?

3/. Something else?

[Rednose]

Thanks for testing!
I couldn't simulate it on my Win7 32-bit and Win8 32-bit. I'll remove checking this option in SafeZone, because it has no meaning there. Thanks!

I beleve it is a Sandbox option, and not a SafeZone option. Or am I missing something ?

Greetz, Red.

[Nesivos]

Hello! After marking "Drop administrative rights..." in SafeZone settings (see the screenshot below) safe browser doesn't open any web page. I just can see unhappy smile in it and message: "Aw, snap! Something went wrong..." etc. But without that mark in settings SafeZone works excellent. Why is it so?
System Windows 7x32, Avast v. 7.0.1466.

Thanks for testing!
I couldn't simulate it on my Win7 32-bit and Win8 32-bit. I'll remove checking this option in SafeZone, because it has no meaning there. Thanks!

I beleve it is a Sandbox option, and not a SafeZone option. Or am I missing something ?

Greetz, Red.

I was able to access the Net just fine with IE vituralized and the box checked in Sandbox Parameters