How to Fix a Windows Infection Using Linux If you use Linux on
your company's desktop or server computers, you're already
familiar with many of the security advantages the open source
operating system offers over its Windows and Mac rivals. What
many people don't realize, however, is that Linux can also be
used to rescue a computer that has been crippled by malware.
Malware is a frequent occurrence in the Windows world, in
particular, and it can be devastating. When a Windows virus
strikes, not only can it become difficult or even impossible to
continue using the affected machine, but it can be dangerous as
well, since prolonged use can further the infection. That's
where Linux can be a life-saver. Without ever having to install
the free alternative, you can still use it temporarily on a PC
to get rid of any infection. Here's how. 1. Get a LiveCD or Live
USB LiveCDs and USBs are a wonderful thing in the Linux world
because they let you boot a machine directly from the CD or USB
stick without ever having to ac