Configuring High Availability (HA) on Sophos UTM

Right click on Google Chrome shortcut on desktop.

In the “Google Chrome Properties” window that opens, at the end of the text box for “Target” field put a space after “chrome.exe” and add this code:

–no-sandbox

So it should look something like this:

And the code in your target field should be something like this:

“C:\Documents and Settings\Your_Username\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe” –no-sandbox

Don’t forget to click on Apply and then Ok and you are set, you can also try a website and you should see the error is gone.

How to get error code ?

Go to Start – run – type “compmgmt.msc” without the quotes, press enter. Then go to “Event Viewer” – select Application – and you will have to scroll down until you find the error code associated with your event listed in there for your Google Chrome error. To open an event in that list, you will have to double click on it.

With this being said let me remind you what this option actually does if set: it will disable the low privilege sandbox for showing web pages, in other words, leaves your computer vulnerable to flaws, security exploits like back-doors that could be installed from those web-pages on your system without even knowing. This is even more dangerous when you are browsing a lot and like any Internet user, you will never know what it is there waiting for you.

I hope you will follow my advices. As for the last solution provided, I encourage you to give me the error codes so I can treat your problem accordingly and so you can avoid using Google Chrome with sandbox disabled on a daily basis.