Dr.Web LiveDisk

6.9easy start · #47 of 116
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Runs on Linux, Windows.

Dr.Web LiveDisk is ranked #47 of 116 in antivirus software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, Windows. There is a free plan.

Dr.Web LiveDisk plans and pricing

Dr.Web LiveDisk Free Free system recovery using a DVD or a USB drive · Windows OSs (64-bit versions) free.drweb.com · 3 Oct 2026

Purpose: Dr.Web LiveDisk is an antivirus solution for restoring a system damaged by viruses or malware.
Virus cleanup: It can clean viruses and suspicious files and restore infected items.
Data recovery: It can copy important data to external media or another computer.
Boot media: It can be written to DVD or USB and booted as emergency recovery media.
Scanner: The Dr.Web CureIt! scanner launches automatically after LiveDisk finishes booting.
Scanning modes: Users can select a scanning mode, run a quick scan, and adjust scan settings.
Disk and network access: During boot, LiveDisk automatically detects and mounts hard drive partitions and sets up a network connection if possible.
File manager: The included Midnight Commander file manager can search for and copy important information.
Additional utility: The boot menu offers the Memtest86+ memory testing utility.
USB requirement: Creating a LiveDisk USB drive requires at least 1 GB of free disk space.
USB behavior: By default, the USB creation application does not change or delete files stored on the drive; formatting is optional.
Boot requirement: Booting from a flash drive requires the computer BIOS to support a USB HDD device as a boot device.
Update note: The maker advises checking that LiveDisk is current and updating its virus databases if necessary.
Support: Doctor Web lists 24/7 technical support online.
Price from: Free

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