Unable to run DRM-protected programs (video games) #4391
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Confirmation Pending
Further confirmation is requested
DRM Software
Anti-tampering restrictions with sandboxed applications
Game Issue
Gaming issues in the sandboxes
Describe what you noticed and did
When trying to run certain games in sandboxes, I often encounter a file corruption error. I've experienced this with two DRM-protected games (I assume), each with user-mode anti-cheat (BattlEye and Easy Anti-Cheat): Fortnite and Rainbow Six Siege.
Games and launchers are only installed in the sandbox. I don't know whether this is a false error on the part of anti-cheats, or whether it's a checksum problem due to the overlay that Sandboxie adds for sandbox programs.
Maybe it's a duplicate of #3218 and #1121
How often did you encounter it so far?
Every time.
Expected behavior
Games should launch normally.
Affected program
Fortnite/R6S
Download link
Not available
Where is the program located?
The program is installed only inside a sandbox (NOT in the real system anyway).
Did the program or any related process close unexpectedly?
No, not at all.
Crash dump
No response
What version of Sandboxie are you running now?
Sandboxie Plus 1.14.10 (64-bit)
Is it a new installation of Sandboxie?
I recently did a new clean installation.
Is it a regression from previous versions?
No response
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.
What is your Windows edition and version?
Windows 11 Pro 24H2 (64-bit) with BitLocker on all drives
In which Windows account you have this problem?
An account with UAC protection set to Always notify.
Please mention any installed security software
No antivirus installed (Windows Defender deactivated and removed)
Did you previously enable some security policy settings outside Sandboxie?
No
Trace log
No response
Sandboxie.ini configuration
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