As of this morning when trying to boot up osbot in mirror mode in a sandbox I get a 'Could not load stream library' error. It seems to work fine outside of the sandbox and I've had no issues until this morning. I've uninstalled and reinstalled sandboxie but the problem is still present. Any advice would be appreciated

I am having the same issue

same issue, except now my computer is attacking it every time it tries to load the stream. saying its a trojan

 

 @2 light @Cuebulon  @Techneauxlogic
 I may have found a workaround.
It seems to be triggered by the anti virus, as cuebulon mentioned.
I used defendercontrol to permanently disable my windows defender, and now it works great.
https://www.sordum.org/downloads/?st-defender-control
File password: sordum

45 minutes ago, Blomgreen said:

 @2 light @Cuebulon  @Techneauxlogic
 I may have found a workaround.
It seems to be triggered by the anti virus, as cuebulon mentioned.
I used defendercontrol to permanently disable my windows defender, and now it works great.
https://www.sordum.org/downloads/?st-defender-control
File password: sordum

You could just add it to the exceptions correct? Instead of downloading another file

 

is this truly a false positive? @Maldesto

I find it strange that it works fine outside the sandbox program and not inside if an antivirus were the cause. I feel like if the antivirus were the issue it wouldn't be working properly outside the sandbox. I just expanded my little gold farm last night, this is kind of a bummer lol

 

Not sure how I didn't notice windows defender popping up, but sure enough... All I did was tell windows defender to allow it to run and now I'm good to go

 

This is how I fixed it:

1. Uninstall Java.

2. Download and reinstall java Java Downloads for All Operating Systems

3. Uninstall osrs.

4. Download and reinstall osrs.

5. Open osrs outside of the sandbox once.

6. Clear your sandbox by deleting the contents.

7. Launch from sandbox.

 

12 hours ago, Cuebulon said:

You could just add it to the exceptions correct? Instead of downloading another file

 

is this truly a false positive? @Maldesto

Maybe. I tried disabling real time protection and it still fucked me. I'll just stick to defendercontrol

On 10/19/2022 at 6:57 PM, FushigiBot said:

This is how I fixed it:

1. Uninstall Java.

2. Download and reinstall java Java Downloads for All Operating Systems

3. Uninstall osrs.

4. Download and reinstall osrs.

5. Open osrs outside of the sandbox once.

6. Clear your sandbox by deleting the contents.

7. Launch from sandbox.

Thanks, mayne. Been having this issue and lazily disabling av everytime I launch. Will try this