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Avast! Anti-Virus Rescue Disk USB boot problems (+.

Boot HitManPro from Easy2Boot (or any grub4dos USB.

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To fix this, you can use RMPrepUSB - BootLoaders - Install Std MBR (Ctrl+B) to install MBR boot code. If the MBR of the USB drive you are using does not already contain valid boot code then it won't boot.

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The Avast USB preparation utility does NOT update the Master Boot Record of the USB drive that you select. Windows PE (which is what the Avast Rescue OS uses) will not boot from a drive formatted as large USB floppy - you must boot from a USB drive that has a partition table.ĥ. So if it is unformatted or formatted as a large floppy already, you need to use a 3rd-party partitioning tool such as RMPrepUSB to partition it and format it first before you use the Avast USB utility.

If it happens to be formatted as a large floppy disk (the Windows format tool will format a blank removable USB Flash drive as a large floppy disk and so will the Disk Management tool!). The Avast USB preparation utility does NOT re-partition the selected USB drive. If you don't get this warning then it will not have prepared the USB drive at all!Ĥ. You can tell if it is of the correct type if the Avast USB preparation tool warns you it is going to erase all the contents of the drive. It does NOT give any form of error message. The Avast USB preparation utility does NOT warn you if the USB drive you have selected is of the wrong type (i.e. Therefore you must test the USB drive by booting from a real system and not a VM.ģ. You cannot test the Avast Rescue USB drive using a Virtual Machine because the VM will assign the USB drive as a 'Fixed-disk' type of drive. USB Flash drives that are of the 'Fixed-disk' type (such as many modern ones with the 'Certified Windows8ToGo' icon on them) and USB HDDs will therefore not work correctly and the virus definitions will not be found after booting to WinPE and it may reboot.Ģ. A removable drive can be a floppy disk (A: or B:), a CD/DVD, or a removable-type of USB Flash drive.

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The Avast AV software that runs when the USB or CD boots looks for the \rescue folder on a removable drive. You must use a ' Removable' USB Flash drive. Here are the salient points about the AV Rescue USB utility:ġ. Many people are having problems making an Avast AV Rescue USB disk using the Avast USB preparation utility - see here for details. Title Avast! AV Rescue Disk\n Avast AV Rescue disk

Using 7Zip or similar tool, extract the \rescue folder from the ISO file to the USB drive (e.g.

root of the USB drive). Make sure the file is contiguous.

Copy the ISO file to the desired folder (e.g.

The USB drive MUST be of the removable type (see 1.2 above).

If you have already made a Avast USB drive you can just drag-and-drop the USB drive letter onto the MPI_FAT32 shortcut.Īdd the Avast Rescue Disk to a non-E2B grub4dos USB drive

Using 7Zip or similar tool, extract the \rescue folder to the USB drive (e.g.

Make sure the file is contiguous (RMPrepUSB - Ctrl+F2).

Copy the ISO file to one of the level 2 folders on your E2B drive as desired (e.g.

Make the ISO file using the Avast tool.

The E2B drive MUST be of the removable type (see 1.2 above).

You MUST use a ' Removable' USB Flash drive - those that appear in Windows Explorer as 'Local Disk' will not work! Use the Avast USB preparation tool to make the USB drive - ensure you get the pop-up box dialogue which warns you that the drive will be erased.Īdd the Avast Rescue Disk ISO to Easy2Boot.

Use RMPrepUSB and prepare the USB Flash drive first using the WinPE+ FAT32+Boot as HDD options.

The Flash drive MUST contain a bootable Master Boot Record and a partition table.

Make a bootable USB Flash drive using the Avast utility Here are some quick instructions for 3 different situations (see the 'Long Story' below for more details): However, you may run into problems when using it to make a USB drive. If you have installed Avast! AV (Avast 2014.) onto your Windows system, you can make a bootable USB drive or ISO file from the Tools menu.