Windows Sandbox Launcher

The Windows Sandbox can be a great tool to have around, as it enables you to run your little “experiments” in a controlled environment, outside of your system, and all the performed changes and even damage, remain in it, without altering any other OS parameters. Configuring the parameters of the Sandbox can be tricky to start with, but not with Windows Sandbox Launcher.

With it, you will be able to fine-tune the details for launching the Windows Sandbox in order to meet your specific requirements in terms of assigned RAM, and other relevant parameters.

I enjoyed the design of Windows Sandbox Launcher for multiple reasons. For instance, because it’s simple enough as to keep use accessible, but not hinder functionality. This is emphasized through the single-interface design, which incorporates multiple features in its minimalist design.

In case you are unsure of the performed changes, or just wish to start over and set things to how they were before, the app comes with a handy, Reset to defaults function, which is really helpful.

Setting the preferred launch parameters for Windows Sandbox is a breeze, and the app tackles a variety of aspects. From the more common ones, such as the assigned RAM, and all the way down to mapper folders or a command-line login setup.

You will be able to address vGPU, network, clipboard redirection, printer redirection, as well as audio and video input. Last but not least, context-menu integration is also provided, which makes things very convenient.

Thanks to its minimalist design, but which carries ample functionality, Windows Sandbox Launcher manages to provide reliable performance for setting up the launch details for the Sandbox, with extensive configuration across various relevant aspects.