If so try uninstalling them as see if that helps.
One thing to check would be whether you have enhanced protection mode switched on under D+ ~ D+ settings.Īnother would be whether you have any other security programs running as they can conflict. I have just tried full installation on a XP SP3 VM, and Dolphin is correctly detected as an unrecognised file and sandboxed.Īnd then tried just Dolphin.exe on my production Win7 machine, and it is correctly detected as an unrecognised file and samdboxed. Situation with dolphin emulator remains the same (no alerts with checked option and sandboxed without it). With the option unchecked (super.exe deleted from trusted list for testing purposes), super.exe gets detected again and put in trusted list, but file \spk\flvdec.spk gets sandboxed. Now when detect installers is chacked super.exe is detected as safe and placed in trusted files list, no further alerts or logs. 2 if you have something against emulators you can try free video converter called super same thing happens Auto sandbox message is misleading… message says “Application isolated” when it’s not, application rights are just slightly dropped (depending on your “treat unrecognized files as” setting) I mean if an emulator can run with installer rights (unrestricted) why can’t malware?Īnd unchecking this option by default will cause trouble with normal installers…without trusted signature.
Uncheck “Automatically detect the installers / updaters and run them outside the Sandbox” option and it will be “sandboxed”
With “Automatically detect the installers / updaters and run them outside the Sandbox” enabled (default) Defence+ won’t react to it in anyway, will not add to trusted list, will not add to unrecognized list, will not give any alerts, nothing. Example: download either 32 or 64 bit version current latest version 3.0.415 and unpack it somewhere
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