Dr.Web LiveUSB [Emergency System Recovery]

Name : Dr.Web LiveUSB
Released 2013-07-18 02:39
Languange : English
Freeware
OS Support : Xp/Vista/7/8
Password : No
Type File : RAR
File : EXE
Publisher :http://www.freedrweb.com


Dr.Web LiveUSB (English Only. 247.1 MB. Released 2013-07-18 02:39)

If your Windows system has become not start by malware, restore it for free with Dr.Web LiveUSB!

Dr.Web LiveUSB will clean your computer of infected and suspicious files, help you copy important information to a data storage device or other removable computer and try to cure infected objects.

Dr.Web LiveUSB Windows utility supports 32-bit and 64-bit system, to create a bootable USB drive.

Dr.Web LiveUSB allows you to perform emergency repair of an operating system with a USB flash drive.

How does it work?

Download the utility Dr.Web LiveUSB.
Connect a USB flash drive and start the drwebliveusb.exe downloaded.

The program will detect the available USB flash drives automatically and lets you choose which one to use as an emergency repair unit. You can format your device if desired (a warning will be displayed before proceeding with the format).





To create a bootable USB flash drive, click the Create button Dr.Web LiveUSB.
Once the copy process, press the Exit button to close the application.
Make sure the USB-HDD is set as the first boot device. Adjust corresponding BIOS settings, if necessary.
As starts loading, a dialog box appears asking you to choose between standard and safe modes.



Use the arrow keys to select the desired mode and press [Enter]:
To use the scanner with graphical user interface, select Dr.Web LiveUSB (default)
To start the scanner using the command line (console), select Dr.Web LiveUSB (Advanced)
Choose Start Local HDD, if you want to boot from the hard drive instead of Dr.Web LiveUSB
Select Testing Memory to launch the Memtest86 + utility
Dr.Web LiveUSB If selected (default), the operating system will detect all available disk drives automatically. Also try to connect to the local network, if available.



When loading the system, add the disks or folders you want to scan and click on "Start Scan".







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