Many of the top antivirus providers offer a no-cost bootable recovery disk to disinfect your computer following an infection. These are essentially Linux-based tools designed to disinfect an infected computer that won’t start up or can’t be scanned from a normal antivirus software program running in Windows. For ease of use I recommend the Kaspersky disk (though it’s not compatible with certain Dell systems).

You can also get similar features with the Avira or ESET rescue disks, which feature visual interfaces but require an external USB or CD drive to start. Both of these options will scan and decipher any malware that is present on your computer. However the virus definitions may not be constantly updated like the rescue disks based on Linux.

The Trend Micro rescue disk is a good alternative and is among the smallest on this list with a size of around 70MB. It does not have an interface with graphical graphics, however it is fast and offers several options for customization. These include the ability to mount specific files and drive volumes, or even specific folders.

The Comodo Rescue Disk is a great choice for a virus scan however it doesn’t have the same flexibility as the Linux-based options. It is, however, an effective tool to detect and eliminate the kinds of viruses that can hide themselves in Windows files to prevent detection by traditional antivirus programs. You can select between a an all-text or full-graphic interface as well as the option to run an intelligent or custom scan.

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