- #How to read scan from kaspersky rescue disk software#
- #How to read scan from kaspersky rescue disk iso#
#How to read scan from kaspersky rescue disk iso#
When I downloaded and tried to use Active ISO Burner it tried to burn a file that had no bytes.
Hlewton wrote:OK it is becoming more and more obvious I don't know what I am doing. Otherwise, it can cause record errors.Īny suggestion on what I could be doing wrong? WarningIt is strongly recommended to record the disk with minimum available speed. If you do not have a Kaspersky Lab 2012 product installed on your computer, then record the Kaspersky Rescue Disk 10 iso image to a CD/DVD using any record program (for example, Nero Burning ROM, ISO Recorder, DeepBurner, Roxio Creator etc.). Kaspersky Lab 2012 products have a special tool which allows creating and recording Kapersky Rescue Disk. InformationIf Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2012 or Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 is installed on your computer, then you can quickly record Kaspersky Rescue Disk 10 via the application interface. Record the Kaspersky Rescue Disk 10 image to a CD/DVD 10.md5.txt" onclick="window.open(this.href) return false. If desired (not mandatory) you can compare MD5 hash of the downloaded file with the actual hash: These seem to be the 2 steps I am having trouble with and they are direct from Kaspersky's WEB site especially the portion I mabe bold:ĭownload the Kaspersky Rescue Disk iso image from the Kaspersky Lab server. I made sure that my BIOS is set to boot from the CD/DVD drive first but still I cannot get this to be a bootable CD following the step I mentioned above. I choose CD-ROM (ISO) and burned 2 files downloaded from that Kaspersky WEB site that were downloaded to my hard drive first and from there to the CD. In using Nero Burning Rom to create this rescue disk I have the choices of: Well obviously I am still not doing something correctly.
#How to read scan from kaspersky rescue disk software#
So, just burn it (create a disk from ISO) there is usually a check box somewhere in the software to finalize the disk. Just had a look at, what I think is, the file and it is supposed to be bootable. CD-RW, if anything goes wrong it easy to erase it.) (When doing similar things I usually pick a rewriteable disk, i.e.
The Kaspersky Rescue Disk IS an ISO file and when you have burnt a CD it should be bootable. According to the documentation it is supposed to be run from a CD/DVD or USB device, then there is no need download and add another ISO file. You would like to create a "rescue disk", in this case based on the Kaspersky software. I do not understand your question, I'm afraid. If that is the case how would I put it on the CD leaving whatever space is necessary for the CD to become bootable? Hlewton wrote:As far as I understand if a disk is finalized nothing can be added to it so I am wondering if the rescue program, in this case Kaspersky Rescue Disk, needs to be put on the disk first before downloading the “iso” file.
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