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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1. Dr.Web Anti-Virus Protection 1.2. System Requirements 1.3.Launching Dr.Web LiveCD

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2. Dr.Web LiveCD Graphic Shell
2.1. Settings 2.1.1. Taskbar Configuration 2.1.2. NetWorks Configuration 2.1.3. Openbox Configuration Manager 2.1.4. X Window Configuration 2.2. Inbuilt Applications 2.2.1. Browser 2.2.2. Mail Client 2.2.3. File Manager

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3. Using Scanner from Graphic Shell
3.1. Main Options 3.1.1. General Tab3.1.2. Actions Tab 3.1.3. Checking Tab 3.1.4. Programs Tab 3.1.5. Updating and Technical Support 3.2. Advanced Options 3.2.1. Paths Tab

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4. Using Console Scanner
4.1. Starting aScanning 4.2. Command Line Parameters

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5. Creating Boot Flash Drive 6. Reporting a bug

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1. Introduction

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1. Introduction
Dr.Web® LiveCD is a software product based on the standard Dr. Web anti-virus scanner. It allows to restore the system when loading a computer from a hard drive is impossible due to high virus activity. Using the emergency anti-virusassistance disk, you can not only clean your computer from infected and suspicious files, but also attempt to cure infected objects. Dr.Web LiveCD is distributed as a boot disk with a portable Linuxbased operating system and inbuilt software intended to facilitate computer scanning and curing, working with the file system, viewing and editing text files, viewing web pages, and sending andreceiving e-mail messages. Thus Dr.Web LiveCD provides access to computer resources both when it is impossible to load the system from a hard drive, and when there exists a need in a convenient customizable interface (for details about this variant of usage, see Creating Boot Flash Drives for Dr.Web LiveCD). You can load Dr.Web LiveCD in one of the following modes: · standard GUI mode; · safe mode with...