How To Burn Comodo Rescue Disk To Usb

Comodo rescue disk is a bootable disk image - virus scanner that allows users to run virus scans in a pre-boot environment, runs Comodo Cleaning Essentials on the Linux operating system.

  • Introduction To Comodo Client Security
    • The Main Interface
  • General Tasks - Introduction
    • Scan And Clean Your Computer
      • Run A Custom Scan
  • Firewall Tasks - Introduction
  • Containment Tasks - Introduction
    • The Virtual Desktop
  • DLP Tasks - Introduction
  • Advanced Tasks - Introduction
    • Create A Rescue Disk
    • View CCS Logs
  • CCS Advanced Settings
    • General Settings
      • Manage CCS Configurations
    • Antivirus Configurations
    • Firewall Configuration
      • Network Zones
    • HIPS Configuration
      • HIPS Groups
    • Protected Objects
      • Protected Objects - HIPS
      • Protected Objects - Containment
    • Data Loss Prevention
    • Containment Settings
    • File Rating Configuration
    • Advanced Protection
    • Web Filter Settings
  • Appendix 1 - CCS How To.. Tutorials
  • Appendix 2 - Comodo Secure DNS Service

Download and Burn Comodo Rescue Disk

  • Click 'Advanced Tasks' on the CCS home screen
  • Click 'Create Rescue Disk':




The setup screen shows the steps to create a new rescue disk:

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Step 1- Select the ISO file

Optional. If you have already downloaded the rescue disk ISO from Comodo then please select it here. If you haven't yet downloaded then please ignore this step - it will be downloaded automatically during Step 3.


Step 2 - Select target drive

Select the CD/DVD or USB on which you want to burn the rescue disk. You will boot to this disk to run the antivirus product.


Burn to a CD or a DVD

  • Label a blank CD or a DVD as 'Comodo Rescue Disk - Bootable' and load it in your CD/DVD drive.
  • Click 'Select Target Drive' in the 'Rescue Disk' then choose the drive in the 'Select Target Drive' dialog.
  • Click 'OK'.




Burn to a USB drive

  • Insert a formatted USB stick in a free USB port on your computer
  • Click 'Select Target Drive' in the 'Rescue Disk' dialog
  • Select the drive from the 'Select Target Drive' dialog and click 'OK'




Step 3 - Burn the Rescue Disk
  • Click 'Start'
  • If you selected a local ISO in step 1 then burning will start immediately. If not, the ISO will be downloaded from Comodo servers:


After downloading, setup will burn the ISO to your target drive:




  • Wait until the write process is complete - do not eject the CD/DVD/USB drive early. The CD/DVD/USB will be ejected automatically once the burning process is finished.




Your bootable Comodo Rescue Disk is ready.

  • Click 'Continue' to go back to CCS interface

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