Kaspersky Rescue Disk - Load Kaspersky AntiVirus 2009 Using DOS

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Kaspersky Rescue Disk , a bootable DOS Based Kaspersky Antivirus to perform virus scanning and remove viruses on Windows without booting the operating system first. Using Kaspersky rescue disk to remove anti virus consider the most safety way without risking your computer OS getting infected again.

Kaspersky Rescue Disk able remove known viruses, trojans, worms and other malicious software similar like Desktop Kaspersky antivirus. Plus more, any computer with CD rom can perform kaspersky rescue disk to scan their computer hard disk which it’s totally independent from the installed operating system. However, kaspersky Rescue Disk has limitation or disadvantage which the virus definitions cannot be updated. This mean any kaspersky virus definition update require to download full boot disk and burned to CD again.

The best part is you can download kaspersky Rescue Disk freely and burn the DOS based anti virus into bootable CD media.

Howto Use kaspersky Rescue Disk as Bootable DOS Antivirus:

1. Download Kaspersky Rescue Disk ISO file

2. Burn the Kaspersky Rescue Disk ISO image to a CD media using CD/DVD burning software.

3. Once finish burn Kaspersky Rescue Disk into bootable CD media, insert Bootable kaspersky Rescue Disk CD into CD ROM and boot the computer by loading CD ROM media first.

4. Then a DOS screen will be loading below. Hit Enter to start booting the DOS Kaspersky AntiVirus using Linux. Kaspersky Rescue Disk startup

5. Finally a Kaspersky AntiVirus 2009 GUI  will be appear. Just check the hard drives that you want to scan virus or other malicious thread. Kaspersky AntiVirus 2009 GUI

As Kaspersky Rescue Disk is the most secure way to remove virus or other thread from your computer because sometimes is tough to remove virus when windows is running. So the most effective way of removing virus is when they are inactive. Plus more, Kaspersky Rescue Disk works as on-demand virus scanner that allows you to scan and remove virus without booting in Windows.

Posted on 18. Jul, 2008 by km in AntiVirus, Freeware, Open Source, Software, Tips

23 Comments for Kaspersky Rescue Disk - Load Kaspersky AntiVirus 2009 Using DOS

juan carlos martinez Says

26. Jul, 2008

cool

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Sara Says

08. Oct, 2008

I ended up with a bad virus, that caused my computer to restart before Windows could load. My options in f8 did not work. I tried everything. The info I did find, did not help, because I could not get into my computer. I ended up finding info about Kaspersky antivirus bootable disk. I figured this would not work either, but I was wrong. It took 17 hours to run, but it found the viruses. I was then able to load Windows and install my Anti-Virus software back on my computer and run it. I found 3 more viruses so far. The Kaspersky disk said that it was out of date, or it probably would have found them too. I would recommend this disk to anyone.

km Says

09. Oct, 2008

@Sara,

You can try out BitDefender Rescue Disk which have virus definition updates features. It’s more advanced than Kaspersky AntiVirus Rescue Disk

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kenneh Says

14. Nov, 2008

did anyone know how to update the virus definition of kaspersky rescue cd ….

Akanaz Says

15. Nov, 2008

I’ll try both, for free!

tLogbon Says

14. Jan, 2009

Please help me out.
I have downloaded the image.
But after i try loading the CD by pressing enter. I get the follwoing message
Loading rescue.igz…………………
Ready_
The cursor blinks then the system goes off.
I’ve tried using rescue-safe and I still get same error.
I’ve done this on several systems and still I get the same error, the Kaspersky Interface never comes up, instead the system restarts

tLogbon Says

14. Jan, 2009

Please I will love to get a reply from you

km Says

14. Jan, 2009

@tlogban

is there any error pop up ?

or you try using BitDefender rescue disk which is more advanced than kaspersky rescue disk….

ruben suarez Says

19. Feb, 2009

utilize el programa, lo que no comprendo que despues de conectarse a internet y bajar supuestamente la actualizacion al final de intentar de eliminar los virus informa que la bd esta corrupta.
otra no se ve por ningun lado las opciones para eliminar o mandar el virus a algun lado me lo pueden explicar.

GT NUPE Says

27. Feb, 2009

It always gets stuck on this line.

Loading rescue.igz…………………

After that, nothing happens. Please advise.

Comrade Says

10. Mar, 2009

That’s for LINUX. And doesn’t boot up with Windows XP.

ariesboy Says

25. Mar, 2009

@ GT NUPE
For any Linux based rescue cd, make sure that you do not go through a KVM. Cheap KVMs will not pass the VESA BIOS Extensions (VBE) information from the monitor to the video card and therefore the Linux environment can not auto configure the H sync or V sync for the monitor. The end result is a blank screen.

Eric Says

28. Mar, 2009

Sigh. The rescue CD is trying to use a video screen resolution that the monitor doesn’t support, so I get a blank screen and a message from the monitor that the video mode isn’t supported.

I had to go and look up the keyboard shortcuts to change the X11 resolution - I don’t know whether your config supports it or not, but that’s my only hope to use this thing right now.

Eric Says

30. Mar, 2009

There must be something wrong with the NTFS drivers on this rescue CD. I was able to run it, and it seemed to be somewhat reasonable. But when it shut down, it seemed to get hung on the way down. It was busy as can be doing something. As it turns out, it was busily deleting files - there was hardly anything left when it got done, as a matter of fact.

Fortunately I had made a full backup before I started cleaning this disk, so I am now in the process of restoring. Which of course means that I will have to re-run a number of tools and all that.

But I will *NEVER* use this rescue CD for anything again.

danny Says

27. Apr, 2009

Hi,

I have winxp , When I run the bitdefender resque disk, It loads the linux inv and while its loading, IT SHUTS DOWN MY PC. I need to clear the cmos with the jumper in order to get my system strated again.

Why is this happening to me?

seo Says

11. May, 2009

That’s for LINUX. And doesn’t boot up with Windows XP.

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Mike Wilsher Says

05. Jun, 2009

This rescue CD is NOT DOS based its linux based.

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