Copy the ISO image in to the Rescue Disk Updater directory. Here is how it works. Download the Rescue Disk Updater file from Github and make sure you also have the latest available version of the Kaspersky Rescue Disk at hand (you need the ISO).
#KASPERSKY RESCUE DISK UPDATE#
It works best if you have copied the Rescue Disk to an USB drive as you can update the files stored on that drive easily. The Kaspersky Rescue Disk Updater helps you automate the process to a certain degree. Plus, downloading the whole ISO image every time wastes a lot of bandwidth as you will not only download updated files but also all other files that have not been updated in the meantime. While you can download the ISO image regularly and repeat the process, it is not really something that is well suited as a manual task.
One of the issues here is that the rescue disk becomes less useful with age as the program itself and the included virus definition database are not updated automatically.
Once done, you'd boot from the device or disc whenever you need to. The tool is provided as an ISO image that you need to burn to disc or copy to an USB Flash Drive to make use of it. Kaspersky's Rescue Disk falls into the latter category as it has been designed to remove malicious programs and the effects of those programs on the system. Some rescue disks ship with an arsenal of repair tools to resolve the issue, while others are more specialized.
Rescue discs are great as they provide you with the means to troubleshoot your computer if you cannot boot in to the installed operating systems anymore.
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