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I didn't know that Sandboxie wasn't compatible with Office 365. I guess that pretty much settles that MBAE is my best choice there. Thanks, FleischmannTV.

To me it looks like there is a lot of overlap in the goals of both of these softwares, which is to ultimately keep the system safe of malware. As they are both incompatible, is MBAE clearly the superior choice in avoiding drive-by downloads, exploits leading to infections, etc..? My top concerns are remaining uninfected while web browsing, and staying safe even if I open a malicious PDF or Word file.

Hello, I use a standard user account instead of an administrator account. Is there any way I can add shields from my standard user account instead of having to log out and into the administrator account? I tried quitting MBAE and relaunching it as administrator but that didn't work.

Hello. Very simply, with both EMET 5.0 IE11 protections turned on and MBAE running, IE11 crashes under certain circumstances. If either EMET IE protections are turned off, or MBAE is uninstalled, then IE runs fine. Process: 1) From DuckDuckGo search "ie 10 emet process" 2) Click on first link titled "Are All Internet Explorer Processes Protected By EMET 4.0?" 3) IE11 Crashes. System Variables Windows 8.1 64bit all updates, Installed yesterday. Kaspersky Internet Security 2015, default settings IE11, (with options: Enable 64bit processes for Enhanced Protected Mode, & Enhanced Protected Mode) EMET 5.0 MBAE Software Installed: Asus Audio Driver AMD 14.7 RC3 Video driver Intel chipset drivers Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (set to not load on startup) No Other Software Installed If you need more information, please let me know. I'd like to get this settled.

1) I should probably have a shield for all internet enabled applications, correct? 2) Would the type of application be a "browser", under the shield options? 3) I can't find an ".exe" filename for the Bing News metro app. Thanks for your help. Kindly, icandoit