The Virus Rescue disks are valuable tool that can be used to check for malware in situations where your antivirus program is no longer working. They’re available from a range of antivirus companies and are simple to use, offering users a wide range of customization options for how they want the software to scan the system.
Certain applications provide a more familiar desktop experience, while others offer users a selection of extra utilities. For example, Kaspersky’s rescue disk is powered by the Xfce Linux desktop and features Firefox, Thumar File Manager and a handful of other apps that can be used for other uses. This rescue disk also has a feature that allows you to select specific files to scan with the service or indicate if would like it to skip files that exceed an amount of size.
Other rescue disks have less advanced interfaces, like Trend Micro’s. It doesn’t use an interface with graphical user interface, and users navigate using arrow keys. This basic rescue disc is able to make up for the lack of features through its size and boasting a great track record of the detection of malware during AV-Comparatives’s real-world tests of protection.
Those looking for a more user-friendly alternative should look into ESET’s SysRescue Live it has one of the most refined and well-rounded interfaces on this list. It’s based on the exact antivirus engine as the company’s full-featured program, and its graphical interface offers many options for customization to choose from, including an intelligent or custom-built scan, setting exclusions and selecting whether to run either a thorough or quick scan.
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