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VsantigoV
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06-01-2016, 01:16 PM
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I use Hirens boot CD because it's free, simple to use, and has a pleasant interface. I'm curious if anyone has discovered an even better option or if I've already found it. Thank you for your input!
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VsantigoV
06-01-2016, 01:16 PM #1

I use Hirens boot CD because it's free, simple to use, and has a pleasant interface. I'm curious if anyone has discovered an even better option or if I've already found it. Thank you for your input!

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06-01-2016, 02:40 PM
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I own various discs, including several Live Linux DVDs, Gparted Live for editing partitions, and a Windows 7 Home Premium installation disc.
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ColumXB
06-01-2016, 02:40 PM #2

I own various discs, including several Live Linux DVDs, Gparted Live for editing partitions, and a Windows 7 Home Premium installation disc.

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06-02-2016, 08:54 AM
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I rely on a USB boot disk running YUMI alongside various distros and tools for diagnostics: UCBD, PartedMagic, Knoppix, Hiren's, Offline NT Password & Registry Editor, Acronis True Image live cd, Partition Wizard, Macrium Rescue CD. I also have several antivirus live CDs such as BitDefender, Comodo, GData, and Kaspersky on the same drive. For additional needs, I use multiple live distributions including Deft, Kali, Linux Mint, and Tails.
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TiemDiamond
06-02-2016, 08:54 AM #3

I rely on a USB boot disk running YUMI alongside various distros and tools for diagnostics: UCBD, PartedMagic, Knoppix, Hiren's, Offline NT Password & Registry Editor, Acronis True Image live cd, Partition Wizard, Macrium Rescue CD. I also have several antivirus live CDs such as BitDefender, Comodo, GData, and Kaspersky on the same drive. For additional needs, I use multiple live distributions including Deft, Kali, Linux Mint, and Tails.

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