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I haven't updated my tech drive in quite some time and was wondering what programs you guys like to use & maybe I can find something new to add on mine.

 

My main USB drive consists of an AIO Windows 7 ISO (all versions & 32/64) bit and holds my programs. 

 

The basics are things like Combofix, Malwarebytes, Misc rootkit/malware scanners, D7, Norton/McAfee uninstallers, key finders, cpuz/speccy stuff, double driver, ccleaner, etc.

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I keep a copy of Memtest on one, and Kaspersky Rescue Disk. I also keep a userkey.psw on it, but I don't think I've ever actually used it. Used to keep a password cracker too.

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I have WinDirStat to see whats taking up space on peoples drives. Also a temperature monitoring program might help.

 

 

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I keep some linux distro from like 2007 and some mp3s. on a 4 gig usb 2 flash drive. Maybe we can't fix your computer but at least we can listen to some tunes and cook burgers on my usb george foreman grill 

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I have one with Kaspersky on it and some other kill it with fire type anti-maleware, one with memtest, drivers and some other utilities and one with ubuntu

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I have a 8gb flash drive that runs linux and i just used it to install xbmc on my media pc. I also have a drive running freenas for my filer server. Nothing else though

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My USB drive is a boot drive with windows 7 install files which i have had for years since I don't have the CD anymore......with some different programs on it as-well for different purposes like anti-virus/ccleaner, cpu/gpu stuff, drivers for everything I need and some other things.

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i have 2.

both 16GB

my emergency stick which contains

  • Windows 7 64 install
  • motherboard drivers
  • LAN drivers
  • proprietary softwares that i need for devices such as monitor and camera

and my e'ryday nub 

 

large-sandisk-cruzer-fit-16gb-usb-flash-

 

which contains 

  • music
  • flash games
  • the occasional video

it mostly serves as a backup/portable bank

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one word:  Hirens

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I carry hirens the old school way on a DVD =/

 

Yeah, I come across too many pcs without an optical drive to carry dvds lol

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Yeah, I come across too many pcs without an optical drive to carry dvds lol

Complete opposite for me haha. I come across to many with jacked up USB slots that love to fry my drives. 

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I carry hirens the old school way on a DVD =/

that is not old school mine is on cd i have v9.8, 10.1 and 14.0 I'm guessing I'm out of date on them by now lol also have a cd with knoppix 5.1.0 im sure i have others things just to lazy to look

i cant be the only one with stacks of unlabeled cd and dvds floating around

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that is not old school mine is on cd i have v9.8, 10.1 and 14.0 I'm guessing I'm out of date on them by now lol also have a cd with knoppix 5.1.0 im sure i have others things just to lazy to look

i cant be the only one with stacks of unlabeled cd and dvds floating around

Stacks? haha yeah. Burn one, lose it, burn another, lose it, burn another and they just pile up.

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Stacks? haha yeah. Burn one, lose it, burn another, lose it, burn another and they just pile up.

i have like 100-200 cd and dvd that are burned with no label i don't know why i still have them i don't think looking through them would help anything lol

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I have a custom usb that has 2 loaders on it, the first loader is for installing operating systems 

and the second layer has hirens, its wonderful for on the go fixing computers.

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I keep everything on my computer and put them on my flash drive as needed, I typically use HBCD, Parted Magic, the full version of Kon-boot, Mint, Kahli when I feel devious, Mountain Lion when I work on mac.

 

Apart from that just basic programs and files

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this thread actually helped me because I am working on getting some new drives up :)

 

 

BTW: I don't know how to get rid of the quote as it is messed up...

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I have hirins boot cd on one I only avast and it doesnt have a rescue disk as far as I know

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