SecuPerts First Aid Kit  is a useful bootable disk that can be used to restore a damaged operating system, back up data, transfer an operating system to another disk, reset a forgotten Windows password, and perform various operations in a bootable Linux-based operating system.

First aid kit for your data and Windows installation! Protect yourself from data loss and Windows problems. When nothing else works or annoying viruses and Trojans spoil your life! Get ready for emergencies - with the SecuPerts First Aid Kit !

The SecuPerts First Aid Kit boot disk includes a Linux-based live operating system that has useful tools for system recovery and working with disks and partitions. To start it, click on the computer icon in the upper right part of the SecuPerts First Aid Kit window. The system has a file manager, web browser, disk tools, remote access clients and other useful programs.

SecuPerts First Aid Kit Features
System recovery boot disk
Bootable operating system with useful programs
Backing up data to cloud storages
Cloning disks
Permanently erase information from a disk
Recover deleted files
Antivirus scanner based on Avira engine
Checking RAM for errors

Key features
 - File-level data recovery from external drives, internal drives, network drives or cloud storage, when Windows does not start, but file systems are not damaged / slightly damaged
 - Data recovery at the level of shadow copy files (usually hidden) on NTFS disks
 - Recover block-level data from damaged file systems, accidentally quickly formatted storage devices, or bad blocks
 - 1: 1 hard drive cloning also works with damaged hard drives that already have bad blocks
 - Virus Detection Even when particularly stubborn malware deactivates the antivirus scanner in Windows, the antivirus scanner can help in a running system.
 - Safely erase data from hard drives before the computer is sold or thrown away to prevent data from falling into the wrong hands.
 - Recover data over the network when Windows does not start and the external hard drive is unavailable, enable access to the hard drive on the failing PC using the Aid Kit and use another Windows or Mac computer to find, view and copy folders and files.