Michelle
Member
BufferZone Pro for Free
Begins 6am PST, December 1, 2010
Ends at 6am PST, January 1, 2011
The offer includes forum support.
*For consumers only(32bit only)
Minimum system requirements for Windows XP 32bit:
Minimum system requirements for Windows Vista 32bit:
Minimum system requirements for Windows 7 32 bit:
I would use it but I have 64-bit Vista.
Thanks, I was just going to buy Sandboxie - now I will try this one first.
Whiterabbit-uk
Games Guru
I still use bufferzone. Great sandbox program. :)
Had to check their wording carefully - that they say Minimum system requirements FOR Windows 7 32 bit - doesn't imply support for 64 bit.
- on a side note, I disputed with Stardock about their minimum requirements for a game GalCiv I. https://store.stardock.com/product.aspx?productid=ESD-SDS-W224
It is listed as:
System Requirements
Minimum:* Windows 98 / Me / 2000 / XP
When they say "Minimum System Requirements" - it should mean "This or Better".
(While you can download GALCIV 1 - you cannot even install the software to run under compatibility mode)
Removing the word "Minimum" and leaving it as "System Requirements" would exclude Vista and Win 7 as compatible or supported platforms.
They disagreed.
Likewise be careful when they say the software has a "Minimum system requirement" of XP, Vista or Win7 (although unstated, they may not include 64 bit in the supported platforms)
Would be nice if software publishers would have some consistent standards.
Anonymous
Unregistered
http://www.trustware.com/BufferZone_System_Requirements/
got it now see it not so good with firefox see at trustware the file is BufferZoneProfree.msi will test it and a big thank you to Michelle good one
Delilah
Member
Just bringing this back to the top, as I'm thinking of getting rid of BufferZone and replacing it with Sandboxie Free version, which seems much more straightforward and has a good tutorial. Of course, I haven't worked with a sandbox program before, and I see where Graylox noted that Returnil... has a steep learning curve? Maybe BufferZone is like that, too, but so far I'm thinking that if Sandboxie is any easier to use, it would be a better bet for a beginner like me.
Anyone have any other pros and/or cons on sandbox programs?
Anonymous
Unregistered
BufferZone Pro – the ultimate Internet security freeware update & free and good use it for some time and like it all-so work's on CD\DVD & USB
http://www.trustware.com/press/
Feb 21, 2011 (Trustware’s BufferZone Pro Goes Free)
BufferZone Pro Beta registration is at Trustware website. 64-bit compatible means that BufferZone Pro Beta is compatible with Microsoft Windows Vista 64-bit and Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit in addition to its Microsoft Windows 32-bit compatibility.
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