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What are you to do when you have a computer problem so bad that your at all and you're pretty sure a virus or some other is to blame? How do you when you can't start Windows to do a virus scan? This is where a antivirus program becomes the hero of the day. With a bootable virus scanner, you create a special or CD/DVD disc from a working computer and then use it on the infected machine to scan the for viruses - all without needing to start Windows! Since the most serious of viruses cause damage to the parts of your computer that allow it to start, a bootable antivirus tool can often be a powerful weapon at your disposal for getting the virus removed and your computer back up and running.

Note: In general, getting a bootable antivirus program up and running requires that you take the provided and then, from a working computer,. Next, you'll need to or on the infected PC. More details are available in our reviews and on the bootable AV program websites. © Anvisoft Corporation Anvi Rescue Disk is a really simple bootable virus scanner. There are only three main scan buttons, two sections to the program, and no custom settings. You can run a quick smart scan, a full system scan, or a custom scan to search for malware inside one or more specific folders. There's also a section for finding and correcting corrupt issues that may have been altered by a virus. The only thing I don't like about Anvi Rescue Disk is that you must scan the whole drive at once - you can not choose to scan single, specific files like you can with regular antivirus software.

© Avira Operations GmbH & Co. Avira Rescue System is a free bootable antivirus program that also functions as a registry editor, web browser, and more, all under a standard graphical interface. Avira Rescue System automatically updates its definitions before performing a scan, which is great so you don't have to re-download the software every time you wish to use it. During a virus scan, compressed files are unpacked and scanned for added protection. Avira Rescue System doesn't let you scan individual files, but only a whole at once, which is too bad.

Also, the download is rather large at over 650 MB. © Comodo Group, Inc.

In addition to the regular,, Comodo also has a free bootable antivirus program. Comodo Rescue Disk can be launched from a device or disc in either text-only mode or with a full graphical user interface (GUI). The GUI version has a familiar program interface which is much easier to use.

There are three different scan types you can start with Comodo Rescue Disk: smart scan, full scan, or custom scan. Smart scan checks for viruses and rootkits in the memory, boot sectors, autorun entries, and other areas like the registry and system folder. A custom scan lets you choose individual files and folders to scan instead of an entire drive. You can also scan archives, enable heuristics scanning, and skip files over a specified size. I love that Comodo Rescue Disk includes a familiar Desktop-like interface because it makes it easier to use than some of these other text-based scanning tools. © Bitdefender Bitdefender Rescue CD is a free bootable virus scanner program that automatically checks for updates every time it's launched.

You can exclude certain file extensions from a scan, choose the maximum file size Bitdefender Rescue CD should scan, and optionally include archives with a scan. Bitdefender Rescue CD lets you search in individual folders if you wish to target a specific directory and not the whole drive. One thing I don't like about Bitdefender Rescue CD is that it takes quite a long time to start up when you boot into the program. © Doctor Web Dr.Web LiveDisk is a feature-filled free bootable virus scanner for Windows and Linux. There are plenty of configurable settings, like choosing the actions Dr.Web should take when finding infected, suspicious, or incurable files. Also, you can set what should occur in the event it detects specific issues like adware, dialers, jokes, hacktools, and riskware. You can also exclude directories from being scanned, set how large a file can be before it's excluded from a scan, and define a maximum duration Dr.Web is allowed to spend scanning a single file.