Shardana Antivirus Rescue Disk Utility (SARDU) is a useful application designed to help you create an emergency rescue CD or USB drive. These drives can be used to check and to repair your system in case of a failure.Most computer users have dealt with a situation when the computer simply cannot start the operating system. Although every one of us hopes to avoid this type of event, it is better to be prepared by having a recovery disk at hand.This program intends to help you create a recovery disk with the tools required to diagnose and to repair the issues that prevents your computer from starting properly. The disk can be customized by creating multiple boot options and by adding the utilities that you need for your system configuration.You might need to include an antivirus, a partition manager and a network diagnosis tool. The program allows you to fetch the bootable images from the internetand to include them on your disk. The recovery tool can be customized by adding any bootable image from an ISO file.
SARDU is a multiboot creator build and multiboot USB drive, a DVD multiboot ISO, or a CD multiboot ISO for Windows PC. With the Bios Legacy and EFI multiboot support, you can boot a PC or a Mac from the Flash Drive USB and make maintenance, do a virus scan, recover and save data, install Windows from USB, try or install more Linux Live.SARDU multiboot creator is a software, for Windows and Linux, free (personal and non-commercial use, read the license). Hard disks (internal and external), SSD, USB flash drive, and all removable memory disk and media are supported.
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Now, the thing that i thought was really cool about this, and what was a drawback from the Microsoft Malware Removal Kit, was that a lot of the Anti Virus vendors that have rescue disks, can actually be updated live. Assuming you have a live internet connection with supported network hardware/drivers (so far all the systems i have tested on have worked with an Ethernet cable, however not with Wireless network cards)
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A multiboot USB is the universal tool for anyone who wants to reboot or repair their system or boot a live system from a USB. The advantage of a multi bootable USB is that it accommodates a lot, from various Windows and Linux distributions, to repair and rescue tools such as antivirus services or complete live systems or backups. This is made possible by free software tools which, unlike tools such as Rufus, do not create one bootable USB per system, but rather a multiboot USB for various files.
Whether for backups or an emergency solution - every computer user would ideally create data backups in the cloud and on external hard drives and, if possible, have rescue tools, live systems, system backups, and ISO files. These are used when systems need to be reset, or viruses removed. However, this usually requires a collection of live CDs and USBs, which can contain various distributions, additional programs and even BIOS updates. With a multiboot USB, you save yourself a great deal of trouble, because all necessary files end up on a single bootable stick. This gives you the choice between several live distributions and fixes system problems effortlessly.
When deciding which antivirus to use, first consider what your actual needs are, as budget software may only provide basic options, so if you need to use advanced tools you may find a more expensive platform is much more worthwhile. Additionally, higher-end software can usually cater for every need, so do ensure you have a good idea of which features you think you may require from your antivirus rescue disk.
To test for the best antivirus rescue disks we first set up an account with the relevant software platform, then we tested the service to see how the software could be used for different purposes and in different situations. The aim was to push each antivirus rescue disk to see how useful its basic tools were and also how easy it was to get to grips with any more advanced tools.
What you will need, though, is a USB stick (opens in new tab) or a way to burn what you need to a CD, then click through any of the feature providers below and download their rescue disk to your storage media.
When your Avast active panel has come up, click the left-hand setting "Protection", then click through the "Virus Scans" option that is presented. The rescue disk link will be somewhere in that section, perhaps standing alone to the right.
Afterward, shut down or restart your PC with the media present, and use whichever keys are required to bring up the Boot Menu. From there select your media, and the rescue disk option should come up. Select that, and then leave it to run. You can select for the rescue disk to "Fix "automatically" any malicious files that are found, or else select to manually review any results.
Kaspersky provides a number of free tools, and if you click on the link you'll probably have to scroll down a little before you find the Kaspersky Rescue Disk option. What we like about Kaspersky's rescue disk solution is that it's a clean and professional product which includes plenty of extras, but is also easy to use.
While most antivirus vendors provide rescue disks in a plain ISO format and leave you to decide how to use it, Trend Micro's Rescue Disk tool handles all the complexities itself. Just choose whether you need a bootable CD, USB key or hard drive and the tool quickly creates it for you.
Assuming nothing else has gone wrong, this would be fixable by booting any live Linux media or rescue mode (you don't even have to mount the root filesystem of your installed OS), identifying the disk containing your ESP partition (here I'll assume it's /dev/nvme0n1 which may or may not be correct for you) and then running this efibootmgr command as root: 2ff7e9595c
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