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BitDefender <strong>Antivirus</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

1. Set up the BIOS of your computer to boot off the CD.<br />

2. Put the CD in the drive and reboot the computer.<br />

3. Wait until the BitDefender screen appears and select Start BitDefender Rescue<br />

CD in the preferred language.<br />

4. Wait for the boot process to complete. This may take a while.<br />

5. As soon as the boot process has completed, the BitDefender signatures are<br />

updated automatically and a scan of all detected hard disk partitions is started.<br />

Your hard disk partitions will appear on the desktop. To view the contents of a<br />

disk in a window similar to Windows Explorer, double-click it.<br />

Note<br />

When working with the BitDefender Rescue CD, you will deal with Linux-type<br />

partition names. Disks that were not labeled under Windows will appear as<br />

[LocalDisk-0] probably corresponding to the (C:) Windows-type partition,<br />

[LocalDisk-1] corresponding to (D:) and so on.<br />

6. Plug the removable device into an USB port on your computer. In a few moments<br />

a window will appear showing the contents of the device.<br />

7. You can copy files and folders as you would normally do in the Windows<br />

environment.<br />

If this information was not helpful, you can contact BitDefender for support as<br />

described in section “Support” (p. 130).<br />

30.2. What to Do When BitDefender Finds Viruses on Your<br />

Computer?<br />

You may find out there is a virus on your computer in one of these ways:<br />

● You scanned your computer and BitDefender found infected items on it.<br />

● A virus alert informs you that BitDefender blocked one or multiple viruses on your<br />

computer.<br />

In such situations, update BitDefender to make sure you have the latest malware<br />

signatures and run a Deep System Scan to analyze the system.<br />

As soon as the deep scan is over, select the desired action for the infected items<br />

(Disinfect, Delete, Move to quarantine).<br />

Warning<br />

If you suspect the file is part of the Windows operating system or that it is not an<br />

infected file, do not follow these steps and contact BitDefender Customer Care as<br />

soon as possible.<br />

Removing Malware from Your System 123

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