Did something go wrong with your operating system? Before you take your computer to a technician, try Rescatux, a Linux operating system that can help you back up your data and fix your operating system!
Rescatux is a very good system recovery operating system for Linux and Windows. It is portable, lightweight, and can run from USB or CD/DVD, although its graphics are terrible as you can see below.
Rescatux is very popular in the Linux community, due to its unlimited capabilities, and the ability for fast browsing of many different file systems.
It is an easy tool for customizing the Grub bootloader, a password recovery tool, and comes with rescue options for specific Windows.
Rescatux Important Features
Rescatux can repair bootloaders of Windows and GNU/Linux Grub installations.
It can restore the Windows Master Boot Record, and reinstall the Windows EFI.
Rescatux can restore or replace the Sudoer file (in case of loss).
The Live disk comes with file checking tools that allow users to repair and clean corrupted hard drives (internal and external drives are supported).
Rescatux can reset a system password, allowing you to log back into a locked computer. It can also change existing users to Admins.
It is based on Debian and has an easy-to-use UI, which ensures that even beginners can use it.
Rescatux's Live disk can update the Grub menu of most Linux system installations.
Rescatux supports both versions of Grub (Grub 1 and Grub 2) and can fix boot problems quite easily.
Download ISO (Floppy, CD & USB in one)
For i386, x86_64, i386-efi and x86_64-efi:
Super Grub2 Disk (CD & USB in one) 2.02s10 (ISO)
EFI x86_64 standalone version:
EFI i386 standalone version:
CD & USB in one downloads:
- Super Grub2 Disk (Floppy, CD & USB in one) 2.02s10 [i386-pc] (ISO)
- Super Grub2 Disk (Floppy, CD & USB in one) 2.02s10 [x86_64-efi] (ISO)
- Super Grub2 Disk (Floppy, CD & USB in one) 2.02s10 [i386-efi] (ISO)
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