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UBCD?

Discussion in 'Specific Hardware Issues' started by PracticalJim, Sep 8, 2015.

  1. PracticalJim

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    I saw a forum member that has this in their forum message, so I was wondering what this is and how to use it? It's UltimateBootCD and I see you can either put it on a USB drive or on CD. Which is better? and what are the more valuable utilities on it? What so you techs usually us on it? Thanks in advance ...
     
    PracticalJim, Sep 8, 2015
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  3. Rich M

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    I prefer a bootable cd and there are a lot of neat tools on there.
     
    Rich M, Sep 9, 2015
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    That is true you can do anything from a hard rive wipe to testing your memory and so many other things.
     
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    That is true Rich, and that is also the very version I keep handy on a CD. Killdisk is also a very nice feature to use to completely wipe a hard drive either for reselling, or for a 'real' fresh operating installation.
     
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  7. PracticalJim

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    I made an ISO UBCD disc from the site very cool. I saw Killdisk too. I saw formatting tools and even a low level antivurus and other tools if a PC is unbootable. Great stuff. I may be able to use it when and if I dual boot windows 8 and windows 10 :)
     
    PracticalJim, Sep 11, 2015
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