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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 1122877" data-attributes="member: 62850">Thank you for letting me know!&nbsp; I do not use VMWare, so I was curious, can you run Windows Sandbox on its own within VMWare?&nbsp; If not, then that is why it is not working.&nbsp; I use Hyper V, and from what I remember, I do not think nested virtualization is allowed in most hypervisors.If you want to refine the language translations for me, that would be great.&nbsp; It is just an excel spreadsheet with all of the verbiage that can be corrected, then I can just copy and paste it in.&nbsp; If you want to do that please let me know and I will send you the files.Yes, the cloud analysis should be running really well in CyberLock... I caught a couple of very simple bugs that was causing issues for certain files.&nbsp; Here is the cool thing... once we get CyberLock just right, I will implement the new code into DefenderUI Pro and WDAC Lockdown, and they will be running just as smooth as CyberLock 8.0.&nbsp; I am going to wait about a week or so, just to make sure we get every single last bug and issue resolved, then I am going to update our other apps.&nbsp; Which should only take a day or two at the most.So if anyone finds any bugs or issues at all, please let me know asap!I forgot to mention one new feature that is pretty cool for some people, it is almost finished.&nbsp; If a computer or server is setup with an administrator account and other standard user accounts, there will be the full GUI for the administrator, and the standard user will have a super light GUI, and is not able to actually allow new items.&nbsp; Whenever they click allow, it will send a user request to the User Log in CyberLock Settings, and the administrator can review the item, then right click and select Whitelist Item to allow the item.Then sometime in the near future, there should be an option for either admins or standard users to have a similar super light GUI, that is not unlike most of the next-gen enterprise AV&#039;s... I think it is going to be incredibly freaking cool.&nbsp; There are other new features and refinements coming in the next couple of weeks as well.&nbsp; Thank you guys!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 1122877, member: 62850"] Thank you for letting me know! I do not use VMWare, so I was curious, can you run Windows Sandbox on its own within VMWare? If not, then that is why it is not working. I use Hyper V, and from what I remember, I do not think nested virtualization is allowed in most hypervisors. If you want to refine the language translations for me, that would be great. It is just an excel spreadsheet with all of the verbiage that can be corrected, then I can just copy and paste it in. If you want to do that please let me know and I will send you the files. Yes, the cloud analysis should be running really well in CyberLock... I caught a couple of very simple bugs that was causing issues for certain files. Here is the cool thing... once we get CyberLock just right, I will implement the new code into DefenderUI Pro and WDAC Lockdown, and they will be running just as smooth as CyberLock 8.0. I am going to wait about a week or so, just to make sure we get every single last bug and issue resolved, then I am going to update our other apps. Which should only take a day or two at the most. So if anyone finds any bugs or issues at all, please let me know asap! I forgot to mention one new feature that is pretty cool for some people, it is almost finished. If a computer or server is setup with an administrator account and other standard user accounts, there will be the full GUI for the administrator, and the standard user will have a super light GUI, and is not able to actually allow new items. Whenever they click allow, it will send a user request to the User Log in CyberLock Settings, and the administrator can review the item, then right click and select Whitelist Item to allow the item. Then sometime in the near future, there should be an option for either admins or standard users to have a similar super light GUI, that is not unlike most of the next-gen enterprise AV's... I think it is going to be incredibly freaking cool. There are other new features and refinements coming in the next couple of weeks as well. Thank you guys! [/QUOTE]

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