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Hiren's Boot w/ updates - Yes, I could always try to update the original files, but that'd be a tedious process. UBCD - Seems to be a pretty nice distro, that will probably go for testing too. Medicat - That seems the way to go, and we're currently testing it. I'd like to ask you which alternative is best. Then it came to my mind that Hiren's Boot hadn't been updated for around 5 years now and the software is a bit outdated (MiniXP, Malwarebytes 1, etc.). We recently started the move from the big spindles of DVDs to a 64 gig USB drive for installation and support of various sorts. The denied alternatives have been moved to their own list for archiving (if anyone happens to find this post on Google some day) The main alternatives we've considered are Medicat and UBCD, which will both be tested. These are all the distributors that were mentioned:ĮDIT : I edited the list and archived some things. Xoxide - Cases, Case Mods, Heatsinks, etc. The top ten websites to get parts from are listed below based on responses to this link in order from most responses to least.

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