To iterate, it is an average initial download of 272 MB, no big post update of definitions or anything, has ISO, works, doesn't corrupt the OS except its antivirus app, has a good review for its high rate of infection detection. And that after a scan and a reboot of the Windows OS, the next line of business should be the repair of the antivirus, and a call to its server to verify its clean certificate is really clean and all its machinery (the repair button is enough with an internet connection). Then this whole USB bootable antivirus business means one thing, that it also has to take control of the inner antivirus which can be infected too.
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And the lesson is that we should invest downloading these big files if they're topping the lists since there is a reason for the bulk.īut Windows Defender Offline with the most compatible rate for salvaging heavily infected Windows OS corrupted also my antivirus just like Kaspersky. Now it's not my problem anymore if WAIK is a 1.7 GB download on the other hand. If that's the case we go for ESET with good detection rate review also, is WAIK based, and has a comparatively average file size. Or Bitdefender that tops the list of detection rate, which is most importantly Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) based. Last thought would be to use Windows Defender Offline for heavily infected Windows OS for the best chance of system repair.
Well after the sample scan, I rebooted and found my antivirus corrupted, have to repair it, and chkdsk /f corrected an occupied empty space. Then Kaspersky could have been given the best rating here since it's an average sized file, without a post download, and it's working. One article told that Bitdefender boots very slow. Then on the forum some are saying it corrupted their windows boot system.īitdefender, Kaspersky, and ESET received a better review in terms of highest rate of detection. Panda Cloud Cleaner just restarted my computer, and no more. It gave me nothing but a no bootable device or no mount point message when using its isolinux copied to a USB EasytoBoot. I burnt it to a USB though then later ImgBurn the USB bootable file and then edited it. Trend Micro though can't make you an ISO file unless you have a physical CD/DVD burner, and later converting it to an ISO yourself. While Comodo has the smallest initial download, after booting from it, it will download a 248 Mb update, compared to Trend Micro which seems to download update for just a second. I tried downloading Avast Rescue CD but doesn't even download, and someone told it is downloading a huge one. Anyway, here are the sizes, and Comodo wins, it seems.
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