On 12/8/2016 6:22 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 12/08/2016 11:12 AM, Tanstaafl wrote:
>> On 12/7/2016 2:26 PM, Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
>>> Forth, To be honest, using a Live CD/DVD to boot up the infected Windows
>>> systems, I have found that I do not have the extensive list of cleaning
>>> packages under Linux as I do with Windows.

>> Get/find/make a better live CD/DVD?

> The kicker is finding all of the tools within Linux [Ubuntu] to do all 
> of the cleaning that I do on a Windows system.

Why? There are Windows boot CD/DVD tools you can create yourself too
(ever heard of Windows PE?).

But...

> A lot of anti-virus and other security/cleaning products seem not to be 
> available for Linux users.  On my desktop, that is now just a "file 
> server", I have Comodo's version for Linux. That is the only package - 
> of that type - that I use to keep my Windows systems [ Comodo Internet 
> Suite for Windows ]. There are a lot more security/cleaning packages 
> that I add to it when going through a system, drive, or even a file.  
> That is one reason I have a lot of CPU speed reduced for my work on 
> Win10 systems. I make sure there is a 99.99% chance of nothing getting 
> past my security setup.

99.99% of security is simple common sense, and no software can
substitute for common sense.

I can use a Windows computer on the internet (behind a simple firewall
of course) without any security software whatsoever, and as long as I
don't get careless or sloppy, can remain infection free.

I use ESET to hopefully save me from myself if/when I were to get careless.

So, loading your system down with lots of 'security software' that
significantly slows your computer down is not smart.

> I do have a Live CD for fixing the GRUB issues that installing a new 
> version of Windows causes.

Wouldn't be a problem if it was virtualized.

> I have a Live CD/DVD that has some very basic cleaning software on a 
> dedicated Linux disk.  Most time, the systems I am asked to fix need 
> more fixes than that Live media has options for. Most time these systems 
> cannot update or run the Windows security software.

Which is why you should also create a custom Windows PE boot DVD with
your preferred tools.

Here is something I use (among others), it may give you some ideas:

http://www.aomeitech.com/pebuilder/addtools.html

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