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Saving your computer from a malware infection can be relatively easy to do, but not without tools. A rescue disk is a copy of an operating system that can be booted from a USB device, allowing you to run programs and files on the infected machine without risking any damage. This means that you can remove or replace the infected OS with one that will fix or prevent the problem from happening again. By using this guide, you'll learn how to make a rescue disk for Linux and Windows systems right now, saving you time and money in the long-run. This information has helped countless people who were unable to clean their personal computers effectively beforehand. It's used to fix issues such as non-working harddrives and M$ Windows system problems. I was able to use it and get rid of trojan/malware infection on my computer. There is a lot of variety in the rescue disk creation process--it depends greatly on the type of malware that infected your system. For example, if your machine is infected with Trojan or adware that inserts itself into the boot process, you'll need to be extra careful with your disk creation procedures. While some automated programs can create one for you, others require a more manual approach--they'll only work when it's safe to do so; otherwise, they'll likely break things while making it. Similarly, be sure to use a good anti-malware program while you're creating the rescue disk. These tools have been used to remove or prevent infection from software, malware, and even "keylogger" type programs that keyloggers use for tracking what you do on a computer via a USB device. In the following sections, we'll take a look at all of these options to help you pick the one that's right for your needs. A live CD is one of the best ways to perform a clean installation of your M$ Windows OS. The advantage of a live CD is that it can be used even if the primary operating system cannot. For example, if your hard drive has been badly infected by a rootkit, a live cd can still be used to copy data off the drive and reinstall the system. The disadvantage is that you will not be able to save anything from your harddrive during this process—if you need to preserve files from your harddrive, you should consider using an alternative tool instead. Using a live cd also requires access to another functioning computer with Internet connection, as installing any programs from the cd itself will not work without an Internet connection. When creating a Linux rescue disk, you will need to be able to either boot from the cd or install the operating system on a computer with an optical drive. This means that you will not be able to use your cd as a normal operating system and must install it separately. Since most laptops do not have optical drives, this would mean that you must leave your laptop unplugged and connect it to another computer with an optical drive. A Linux rescue disk is just as easy as using Windows--there are many different options with how it can be made as well as different tools for creating them. The surest way is by saving the data from the infected disk and installing it on another one. cfa1e77820
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