Norton Bootable Recovery Tool

3.0.0.36 beta

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

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Version:

3.0.0.36 beta
Publisher:

Symantec Corporation
Date added:

Apr 20, 2010
Operating systems:

Windows XP,Vista
File size:

1.2 MB
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Total downloads:

26
License:

Freeware
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Software Description

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.

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Norton Bootable Recovery Tool is periodically updated by our editors team but sometimes you may find out that software informations are outdated, please note that the publisher of Norton Bootable Recovery Tool can update the software without notifying us. Current version of Norton Bootable Recovery Tool is 3.0.0.36 beta.

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