Free download AVG Rescue CD 120.120823

    

AVG Rescue CD 120.120823

File Name : avg_arl_cdi_all_120_120823a5226.iso File Size : 88 MB Requirements : Windows XP |Server 2003 | Vista |Server 2008 | Win 7 Languages : English | ..... License : Freeware Date Add : 09-02-2012 Homepage : www.avg.com  DOWNLOAD  AVG Rescue CD is a comprehensive toolkit that will repair system crashes and return systems to a state where they can operate at full capacity, thanks to deep-rooted infections having been removed and file systems repaired. Antimalware: The latest version of AVG’s powerful protection against viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, identity theft, rootkits, and more Administration toolkit: A wide-ranging collection of system recovery tools Midnight Commander - a two-panel file manager so you can always see what you’re doing and what’s happening where Windows Registry Editor - a simple registry editor to assist in the repair of registry entries TestDisk - a powerful hard drive recovery tool to reconstruct FAT32 and NTFS file systems Ping - to test the availability of network resources such as servers, domains, and IP addresses Common Linux programs and services - vi text editor, OpenSSH daemon, ntfsprogs, and others. For IT experts only: Skilled administrators and expert Linux users may access AVG Rescue CD source files in order to create a customized Rescue CD from scratch to meet their particular requirements. If you’re interested, you can also test unpublished versions of the software here. Please read the disclaimer on the linked page before continuing further down that road; AVG is unable to provide support for unpublished versions of the Rescue CD, or any version you create from source code we supply. How it works The AVG Rescue CD is provided in two versions: an ISO image that can be easily burned to an optical disc (CD), or a compressed version that can be installed to a bootable flash drive (USB). Once this is done, you can simply boot from the drive of choice directly to the AVG menu, where you can scan for viruses, edit files, test your drive, or even edit the registry. You can also access a number of common Linux tools to make changes to your system.