They are useful if your system has become fully infected by  malware or viruses  so that you cannot install an antivirus or anti-spyware tool anymore.

In such a case, the best recourse is to boot from a rescue CD so that your antivirus software is running on a clean system. From that clean system, it will be able to detect and remove viruses without interference from the infection.

With all of these bootable cd are provide as an ISO file, that you can burn it through nero to the cd or dvd.

Kaspersky Rescue Disk

Kaspersky Recue Disk 2009

This rescue disk contains a bootable CD that will boot to a Linux environment, and run a version of the Kaspersky anti-virus program.

Dr Web LiveCD

Linux base DrWeb antivirus

It boots to 2 possible modes: a graphical mode or a command line “ safe” mode.

Antivir Rescue CD

Avira Recue Disk

F-Secure Rescue CD

It works on FAT and NTFS drives. If you boot the rescue disk on a computer that has an internet connection, the antivirus software will automatically get the latest virus definitions.

BitDefender Rescue CD

Bit Defender

It is the linux base bootable cd, but it can heal lot of viruses running on Windows.

Panda RescueCD

This rescue CD scans and deletes viruses on your system. Note that it is not able to delete viruses on Windows NTFS and Linux file systems.

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There are many  Bootable CD that can help us to repair, diagnostic, recovery….  Working as IT Technician you should have diefferent tools in ur hand for easy switching when one is not enough.

Now I’ve just seen this tools and downloading it also, Hope that is the good one !

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Usually we can boot up something like : Widows , BartPe… by using the CD/DVD, But you can use this program to make or Convert it to boot from the Flash Drive.

FlashBoot is a tool that makes USB disks bootable. It was specially designed to work with USB Flash devices.

It is used to reformat flash disk (that’s optional) and transfer system files to it. You have many options for your choice:

* convert BartPE bootable CD-ROM to bootable USB disk
* transfer DOS kernel only (you may get the files from installed Windows 9x, from Windows 9x setup folder, or use built-in FreeDOS)
* convert floppy disk to USB Flash disk (a diskette or an image file may be used)
* convert a bootable CD-ROM to USB Flash disk (again images are supported). There are some technical difficulties with supporting any type of CD-ROM here, see details below. But there should be no troubles with the most real cases. You may convert Knoppix and EBCD, for instance.
* create Windows NT/2000/XP password recovery disk
* create disk with NT/2000/XP bootloader. It would be useful when you have mistakenly configured it, and boot.ini file was left on unreachable disk (NTFS).
* duplicate USB flash disk. Just creates a copy of existing disk USB flash disk, different sizes of source and destination medias are OK.

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