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Thread ID: 99058	2009-04-18 07:15:00	Me thinks Nod May be slightly out	wainuitech (129)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
766096	2009-04-18 07:15:00	Just a bit of " Fun" If you have version 4 of Nod32, there is an option to make a bootable cleaning CD in case a PC wont boot due to infections. Got today ANOTHER Customers PC, Latest Norton Internet security 2009 :yuck: fully up to date, but riddled with Pop up messages, false security warning, wont boot correctly: Any way - Thought I'd try the Nod Rescue CD - me thinks the last update may be ever so Slightly Out (www.imagef1.net.nz) - its finding and dumping a few esp in the boot sector :thumbs:	wainuitech (129)
766097	2009-04-18 07:19:00	Just a year or two :-)	paulw (1826)
766098	2009-04-18 07:22:00	All that means is that you're getting some legacy protection :p	beeswax34 (63)
766099	2009-04-18 08:09:00	If you have version 4 of Nod32, there is an option to make a bootable cleaning CD in case a PC wont boot due to infections. Cool. Must get it then.	pctek (84)
766100	2009-04-18 08:33:00	How did it work? does it hold up to it's claims?	radium (8645)
766101	2009-04-18 08:57:00	How did it work? does it hold up to it's claims? I think Its designed to remove any infections that stop a PC from Booting mainly - if located and removed 7 - Now the PC boots, somewhat slow, but at least its better than what it was - now to do the standard 'repair" Antispyware, remove Norton, Install Trial Nod etc. ANYONE wanting to make the recovery CD has to download and install the Automated Installation Kit (AIK) available from Microsoft for Free (www.microsoft.com) - but its not to tiny a download.	wainuitech (129)
766102	2009-04-18 11:14:00	They had computers then? :eek: That's as early as NTFS will allow. :p	pcuser42 (130)
766103	2009-04-18 14:24:00	1601 I remember like it was only yesterday, no plastic bags but..	Rob99 (151)
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