The ‘Security sandbox violation’ is Skype error 2060. It prevents the functionality of the Skype app on Windows 10 by freezing it and making it unfunctional. This guide will take care of the issue for you soon.
What is a Security Sandbox Violation?
Flash applications run inside the security sandbox, so they can not access some data without proper permissions. A Flash application is web-based; it can’t access files on the user’s local hard drive. It does not have internet access if it does not work on the web. If the application tries to go beyond these restrictions, you see an error informing you of a security sandbox violation, like Skype error 2060.
Before attempting these solutions, ensure your Skype app is up to date, and you have installed all the latest Windows 10 updates.
How to fix Skype error 2060: Security sandbox violation
Banner ads are often tested for a security sandbox violation error when banner ads try to access restricted areas. Removing ads from using Flash will solve this error and make your computer more secure.
Follow these steps:
- Go to Control Panel.
- Select Internet Settings.
- You can access this by pressing
Windows Key +Rthen type:inetcpl.cpl - Go to the Security tab.
- Select Restricted sites.
- Click the Sites button, then add https://apps.skype.com to the list of restricted sites.
- Close the Internet Settings window and run Skype again.
By making this change, you should stop the Skype error 2060 from reoccurring, as all ad banners on Skype will not use Flash.
Following these steps, your Skype experience should be without the annoyance of security sandbox violation errors.
