Your computer will be virus-free if you add this option to the right-click menu while using dubious programs
The Windows environment is one of the most fertile environments for viruses because it is heavily targeted due to the large number of users, so it is preferable to use features that maintain your security, such as antivirus and Windows Sandbox, which helps users create a virtual environment isolated from the system as a virtual system in order to test suspicious programs without worrying about viruses infiltrating.
To make it easier to deal with the tool, you can add the Run in Sandbox option to the right-click menu so that you can open program installation files or any suspicious file in the Windows Sandbox tool with the click of a button.
The installation file of the program to be tested must be transferred every time the tool is opened, so we will use a simple add-on that adds a Run in Sandbox button to the File Explorer tool to do this process with just a right click. Download the tool, which is 5 MB in size, from the link below the post, as in the picture
Unzip Run-in-Sandbox-master.zip then hold down the Shift key and right-click on the folder and choose "Copy as path" to copy the folder path.
Then open the Command Prompt as an administrator by typing "CMD" in Windows search and choosing Run as Administrator.
In the command prompt, type the command "cd" followed by a space and press Ctrl + V to paste the folder path and press Enter. Then copy and paste the following commands in order and execute them in the command prompt
Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
.\Add_Structure.ps1
With this, you have successfully installed the Run in Sandbox add-on and if you come across a suspicious file and need to run it in a safe and isolated environment, all you need to do is right-click on that file and select "Run/Test in Sandbox."
Once you close the Windows Sandbox window, all programs with all their files and status are permanently deleted.
- Run in Sandbox tool