If you decide to use software-based virtualization, it does slow down your PC a bit and the virtualized OS will lag (if your PC isn't up to specifications). In Sandboxie, you see a symbol wrapped around a sandboxed application to tell you it's being executed inside a sandbox, but using 'safe run' doesn't show you any indicators whatsoever. The only problem with 'safe run' is that it's hard to tell if an application is running inside a sandbox because there are no visible indicators.

It has a similar Sandboxie clone called 'safe run', which allows you to run applications in a similar fashion Sandboxie does. This is probably one of the best anti-virus software currently (although, I'm not too fond of its firewall capabilities). I took off the crappy Norton Antivirus software and installed Kaspersky Internet Security 2010. I've spent several hours cleaning spyware and viruses from my little brother's computer. In some cases, most PC's don't even come with the ability to support hardware virtualization. I've tried the Windows XP Mode, but it requires you to go into the BIOS to enable hardware virtualization.

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