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Thursday, March 25, 2010
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AVG Ships Free Emergency Boot-up CD
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AVG, developers of the popular free anti-virus software, today announced another free product: the AVG Rescue CD.
AVG?s Rescue CD, which is already included in AVG?s product line for small businesses, is used to recover computers that are not able to boot or are infected in a way that will not allow normal operation. It can be downloaded to any CD or USB stick and then inserted into the damaged computer and used as the recovery disk.
This offering contains all essential tools for users, including an administration toolset, system recovery from virus and spyware attacks, recovering of Windows based operating systems as well as the ability to perform a clean boot from the CD.
Upon booting a damaged computer using the AVG Rescue CD, the software will automatically mount all hard drives of the computer and scan them for viruses and malware. The Rescue CD will also automatically restore a safe network connection to the computer. For advanced users, the AVG Rescue CD also includes a Windows Registry editor, a TestDisk utility for recovering deleted files and lost partitions, a file browser for navigating folders, and a Ping tool for basic network diagnostics.
The AVG Rescue CD is a Linux-based boot utility with essential AVG security software already integrated. The AVG Rescue CD can be downloaded for free from AVG?s website at www.avg.com/us-en/avg-rescue-cd and burned onto any CD or DVD or extracted directly onto a USB flash drive. |
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