Enable Sandbox in Windows 11
Since the Windows 10 v1903 update, you can use Windows Sandbox to try out applications you don’t trust without harming your device. Sandbox became one of the most used Windows tools in a very short time.
The reason for this is pretty simple: it is a lightweight virtual environment where you can run applications safely.
For example, if you want to open an executable file that you don’t trust but don’t want to infect your PC, you can do so without worrying about it.
This guide will show you how easy it is to set up your computer.
System requirements to run Sandbox on Windows 11
The system requirements for Windows Sandbox aren’t too hard to meet. The feature needs a 64-bit AMD64 architecture, at least 4GB of RAM, at least 1GB of free disk space (SSD is recommended), at least 2 CPU cores, and virtualization capabilities turned on in the BIOS.
Enable Sandbox in Windows 11
Type Turn Windows features on or off in your Windows search bar and select Open.
Locate Windows Sandbox and click on the box beside it to enable it.
Click OK and restart your PC.
You can now launch Windows Sandbox from the Start menu.
