Download Norton Bootable Recovery Tool

The Norton Bootable Recovery Tool lets you create a rescue bootable disc for your PC, which can be used to bring back your computer to its normal state when it so infected that won't work properly or even boot up.

It is quite useful if you are unable to remove threats using the regular antivirus scanner or worst case scenario, when your system will not boot altogether.

In order to use the Norton Bootable Recovery Tool, You will need the beta key that is e-mailed to you when you register for the NAV/NIS 2011 beta.

Requirements: Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or 3, Vista, orWindows 7 and your computer must support USB booting for the Norton Bootable Recovery Tool to run on a USB device.

Download Norton Bootable Recovery Tool (160Mb)

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