Best antivirus rescue disks

Best antivirus rescue disks of 2020

The best antivirus rescue disks aim to help you recover access to your computer and files after a successful malware attack.Best antivirus rescue disks1. Avast Rescue Disk2. Kaspersky Rescue Disk3. Trend Micro Rescue Disk4. ESET SysRescue Live5. Dr.Web LiveDiskHowever, if you do get a serious malware infection on your hard drive, don't panic yet - most major anti-virus providers can also help provide a rescue disk to try and help you access your PC, 

 

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folders and files, and remove the infection.What you will need, though, is a USB stick of 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.After that's done, load up the USB or CD in the infected computer, and boot up from the installed media.With any luck that will recover your PC, and help everything run more smoothly and stress-free afterwards. However, do ensure you have the best anti-virus and keep it updated!Here then are the best antivirus rescue disks:Want your company or services to be considered for this buyer’s guide? Please email your request to desire.athow@futurenet.com with the URL of the buying guide in the subject line.Suspect you have malware? Try these malware removal tools.The best antivirus rescue disks at a glance:Avast Rescue DiskKaspersky Rescue DiskTrend Micro Rescue DiskESET SysRescue LiveDr.Web LiveDisk(Image credit: Avast)1. Avast Rescue DiskFree rescue disk with Avast anti-virusTODAY'S BEST DEALS VISIT WEBSITEReasons to buy+Avast free software+Easy to set up+Simple to useReasons to avoid-Requires AvastThe Avast Rescue Disk isn't a standalone product, as much as a service existing Avast customers can access from whichever Avast anti-virus or internet security package they are using.If you don't have Avast then don't worry - you can simply download a free version of Avast anti-virus software and use that.First of all, you will need either a blank CD (presuming your PC has a CD writer) or a USB stick with 500MB of free space. Then you've put those into your machine, double-click on your Avast icon on your desktop, or click once from your active tray.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.Once you've clicked through that, select either CD or USB as your preferred option, then the correct drive, then the rescue disk should begin to record to your media.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. All in all, it's a reasonably straight-forward and painless feature to set up and run.(Image credit: Kaspersky)2. Kaspersky Rescue DiskA single-click rescue disk with plenty of optionsTODAY'S BEST DEALS VISIT WEBSITEReasons to buy+Reliable malware removal+Graphical interface+Feature-packed desktopReasons to avoid-Few configuration optionsKaspersky Rescue Disk is a professional product which includes plenty of extras, but is also easy to use.A boot menu enables deciding whether to boot into full or limited graphics modes, for instance. The simple scanner can be launched with a single click. But you can choose to scan only specific folders, which should improve speeds. You're able to view and even restore quarantined objects. And the Xfce desktop powering the disk includes Firefox, Thumar File Manager, and a bunch of other useful tools.You're unlikely to need anything more than Kaspersky's main scanner, though, because it's one of the best around. However, when you click through the link provided below, do scroll down to find the free Kaspersky Rescue Disk.(Image credit: Trend Micro)3. Trend Micro Rescue DiskA capable but no-frills rescue toolTODAY'S BEST DEALS VISIT WEBSITEReasons to buy+Good detection rates+Easy to useReasons to avoid-No graphical interface-Few featuresWhile 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.The tool doesn't have a graphical interface or anything in the way of bonus features, opting instead for DOS-like plain text windows. But it's easy enough to use, and you'll be watching the scan progress bar within a few seconds.Trend Micro's malware detection abilities are what really count, and here the engine scores very well, with AV-Comparatives' July-November Real-World Protection Test placing the company third out of a field of 18. Overall, it's a capable product, and well wo