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Create Your Rescue Disk Using Kingsoft Internet Security - Part I
-Dec 12 , 2009, Created by Great Worth
Do you have the trouble with your system cannot be started completely because of the infection by viruses?
Do you have the trouble with your system files are destroyed or deleted?
Do you have the trouble with your hard disk partition table needs to be repaired?
Now, you do not need to worry about that again, using Kingsoft Internet Security can solve your troubles!
If you are required to create a Rescue Disk, just using “Create Rescue Disk ” which you can find in Kingsoft Internet security . A rescue disk is required when Windows cannot boot up due to viruses infecting the computer. System files maybe destroyed or deleted, or you need to fix the hard disk partition table. The rescue disk provides a safe and virus-free environment to remove virus. Kingsoft Internet Security 9+ support removing virus in NTFS, FAT 16 AND FAT 32 formats.Let’s see how to create Kingsoft Internet Security Rescue Disk for the first time ?
*Please confirm the boot mode supported by the mainboard and U-disk and backup the data on the U-disk fist.
1. Click Start -> Programs ->Tools -> Create Rescue Disk , it will show the main window for create.
2. In the main window of Create Rescue Disk , Select a work mode (USB-HDD or USB-ZIP) according to your main board and start mode supported by flash disks. After selecting Create after formatting, click Next.
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3. A pop-up dialog box will prompt for action and if you are sure there is no data in the flash disk or any important backups have been prepared, click Next.
4. Next, create data for flash disk startup.
5. Then a pop-up dialog box will prompt for action, according to which, insert flash disk again after drawing out, and then click OK.
6. Continue to create data for Rescue Scan.
7. The creation of Rescue Disk is completed.
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