Malware Removal Kit from Microsoft, including a boot from CD solution

re: Malware Removal Kit from Microsoft, including a boot from CD solution

uksbsguy.com — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 05:25:48 GMT

Malware removal kit from microsoft including a boot from cd solution.. Peachy :)

re: Malware Removal Kit from Microsoft, including a boot from CD solution

David Overton — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 22:07:44 GMT

Hi,

it sounds like the download was not successful. Once downloaded, you need to extract the zip - if it will not extract, that is likely your problem

re: Malware Removal Kit from Microsoft, including a boot from CD solution

brian perro — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 02:02:02 GMT

Sir i am tired! I have tried everyway i know how to get this windows antivirus 2010,sofatnet.exe and a host of other garbage off my pc. I DOWNLOADED this file in a zipped format.But my nero wont open and I am not permitted to open new programs that i download.HELP! mrdeomed@yahoo.com

I am on dell pc with windows xp pro service pkg 3, 1.2 gigs ram.

re: Malware Removal Kit from Microsoft, including a boot from CD solution

David Overton — Fri, 27 Jul 2007 09:03:46 GMT

Terry,

I've also waded through the documents and it really boils down to a few steps. This has sooo many niceer features vs your boot CD.

1) Native booting from USB Key

2) Runs almost all windows apps that don't need installing from the command line

3) Has a simple process for adding device drivers for hardware you want supported during your fix up

4) Is supported by Microsoft and others as a way to access and repair your system

The key part of the document has 12 commands to run which create your WinPE directory, modifies it to create a RAM disk, creates the folders for the tools and then creating an ISO (if you want to burn to DVD). I think there is a good 5-10 mins work there once you have downloaded the Windows Audomated Installation Kit.

thanks

David

re: Malware Removal Kit from Microsoft, including a boot from CD solution

Terry — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 22:03:33 GMT

I was hoping to just download an ISO, but after wading through pages of commands I gave up. Think I will stick with my ubuntu boot disk until MS figures out how to do things easier.

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