AVG Rescue USB

AVG Rescue USB

AVG Rescue CD is a powerful toolkit for rescuing and repairing 'infected' computers. It provides essential utilities for system administrators and other IT professionals.

The essence of AVG Rescue USB is a portable version of AVG Anti-Virus provided through the Linux distribution. It can be used in two main forms: bootable CD or bootable USB flash drive to restore your computer when the system is unable to run normally, such as being deep and wide virus attacks' to the root. '. In a short time, AVG Rescue USB allows you to completely remove the harm to the PC and bring the system to boot normally.

The main technologies used in AVG Rescue USB:

- Anti-virus: against viruses, worms and Trojans
- Anti-spyware: against spyware, adware and identity theft
- Administration toolkit: system recovery tools
- Midnight Commander - two file manager boards
- Windows Registry Editor - easy registry editing for experienced users
- TestDisk - a powerful hard drive recovery tool
- Ping - to check the availability of network resources (servers, domains, IP addresses)
- Common Linux programs and services - micro text editor, OpenSSH daemon, ntfsprogs .

Functions:

- A comprehensive management toolkit
- Restore system infected with viruses and spyware
- Suitable for recovering MS Windows and Linux operating systems (FAT32 and NTFS file systems)
- Ability to perform a 'clean boot' from a CD or USB stick
- Free support and service for license holders of any AVG products
- FAQ and free self-help support forum for free AVG users

System requirements:

- CPU: Minimum: Intel Pentium 300 MHz and recommended: Intel Pentium 600 MHz
- RAM: 512 MB

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How to create bootable AVG Rescue USB:

1. While waiting for the download to complete, connect the USB device to your PC. Make sure the USB device you are about to use is completely empty !. Here, AVG recommends using a USB with a minimum memory of 75 Mb.

2. After the download is complete, you need to extract the downloaded file to the USB

3. Open the USB drive in Windows Explorer and then run the makeboot.bat file included in it

4. At the interface of makeboot.bat, press the Space button - how to start the program to create boot with your USB

5. After the process is completed (about a few seconds), please press the Space button - how to finish

6. Done! Your USB is now ready for your work .