The F-Secure Rescue CD is a Linux-based software tool designed to scan computers for malware and rename any files found to contain malicious code. It is an effective solution for removing viruses and other malware from infected systems.
F-Secure Rescue CD is an effective Linux-based rescue CD that can scan any computer for malware and rename files that contain it to a .virus file extension. By default, Rescue CD scans all hard drives and USB drives attached to the computer, as well as Windows FAT and NTFS drives. Additionally, virus definition databases are updated automatically if the computer is connected to the internet. Alternatively, users can manually update virus definition databases using a USB drive.
The Rescue CD Guide (pdf) provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to effectively use the CD. It is worth noting that this software is only available in English.
To be compatible with Rescue CD, a computer must be x86 compatible, have at least 256MB of RAM, and be able to boot from a CD. Additionally, it must be able to connect to the internet or use a USB drive.
It is important to note that Rescue CD cannot scan encrypted drives or files.
This newly updated version includes enhanced hardware support, with Knoppix updated to version 5.3.1, as well as improved NTFS support with the NTFS-3G driver updated to version 1.2506.
The Rescue CD Guide (pdf) provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to effectively use the CD. It is worth noting that this software is only available in English.
To be compatible with Rescue CD, a computer must be x86 compatible, have at least 256MB of RAM, and be able to boot from a CD. Additionally, it must be able to connect to the internet or use a USB drive.
It is important to note that Rescue CD cannot scan encrypted drives or files.
This newly updated version includes enhanced hardware support, with Knoppix updated to version 5.3.1, as well as improved NTFS support with the NTFS-3G driver updated to version 1.2506.
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