Norton Bootable Recovery Tool for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Create a customized rescue boot disc that gets you back up and running fast if your OS is infected.

Norton Bootable Recovery Tool lets you run a full system scan and find out if your computer is infected with viruses, spyware, Trojan horses, hacking tools, or other security threats. If your computer is infected, you can remove the security threat and recover your computer by using Norton Bootable Recovery Tool. You can create Norton Bootable Recovery Tool on a CD, DVD, or USB key.

Norton Bootable Recovery Tool for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: April 20, 2010

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 3.0.0.36-beta

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 7,685

Downloads Last Week: 10

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User Reviews

1/5

3 User Votes

dosen't work
popemanMay 7, 2013
Pros
I really wish it would work.
Cons
dosen't work
Summary
dosen't work
Misleading Indeed
wmtconqrorJune 21, 2011
Pros
N/A - Requires PIN code to opperate.
Cons
N/A - Requires PIN code to opperate.
Summary
Don't list it as free or even free to try, because it's not. It is a slick package, and probably does what it says it does. BUT it's not FREE. If you are looking to rescue a computer from a virus, keep looking. If you are looking to spend money, on something that probably does work, then you have found your software. Norton has always been good at AV and I would say even without seeing the product it works. What irks me and I am not sure it's CNET or Norton's fault is to list SW like this in the "FREE" or "FREE to Try" and it not be.
Misleading!
heinzitenMay 4, 2010
Pros
Could not test it
Cons
Very misleading - 'Free' translated into English means 'free, if you baught 'NORTON Antivirus'
Summary
You can't call this 'Freeware'