How to Start Windows Sandbox with Parameters Using PowerShell

I frequently utilize Windows Sandbox to test Endpoint Manager packages and software. Occasionally, I need to launch it with particular options, such as connecting a folder from my hard drive or initiating it without a network connection. Typically, this requires creating a custom configuration file (.wsb) with the desired settings. However, this blog post demonstrates how to initiate Windows Sandbox using PowerShell with parameters, eliminating the need for multiple configuration files.

How to Launch Windows Sandbox with Winget Enabled Automatically

Winget is the awesome Windows Package Manager CLI tool that lets you discover, install, upgrade, remove, and configure applications on Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers. Winget manages your software without having to deal with graphical interfaces or web browsers. You can just type a few commands in your terminal and get things done quickly and efficiently.

How to Run a Logon Command in Windows Sandbox

You use Windows Sandbox a lot for testing packages or software. Sometimes you want to start it with specific options or install some required apps automatically when it starts. This post shows you how to start Windows Sandbox and then run a logon command automatically in the sandbox.