In the "Backup Tools" section, you will find utilities for managing, backing up and erasing partitions.
In this section, you will find these programs :
By launching "Seagate DiscWizard", you will see that this program is provided by Acronis.
This is because it's an OEM version of the professional program "Acronis TrueImage".
Since this is an OEM version of Acronis TrueImage created for the Seagate brand, this program is limited and can only work if the user has Seagate or Maxtor hard drives.
However, since we have done this tutorial in a virtual machine, this program cannot work in our case.
In the "Password & Registry Tools" section, you will find utilities to edit the registry, change Windows passwords or bypass the password request on Windows or Linux PCs.
In this section, you will find the programs :
Although it's easier to remove a password from the mini XP thanks to the "NTPWEdit" program, it can be interesting to do it directly under MS-DOS for speed or when the mini XP doesn't want to start on the PC.
To understand how to use this program, follow our "Hiren Boot CD - Remove the password of a Windows session" tutorial.
In the "Recovery Tools" section, you will find utilities to recover partitions, repair partitions that have become inaccessible (for example : in RAW) or recover accidentally deleted photos.
In this section, you will find 2 CGSecurity programs :
TestDisk is a very handy command line tool that might save your life if you have lost a partition or one of your partitions is no longer accessible (RAW).
To use this program, refer to one of our tutorials :
In the "Testing Tools" section, you will find utilities to test your random access memory (RAM), the graphics / video performance of your computer, ...
In this section, you will find programs, such as :
Memtest86 + is the famous program also available on the "Ultimate Boot CD" live CD which allows you to test your RAM modules.
To use it, refer to step "2. Test the memory (RAM)" of our tutorial "UBCD - Test your hardware".
In the "Hard Disk Tools" section, you will find utilities to obtain information about the health and temperature of your hard disks, to test and repair bad sectors of your hard disk, ...
In this section, you will find programs, such as :
ViVard is a very handy program that we have already used on many computers to test and repair bad sectors on a hard drive.
This makes it possible to repair in particular freeze problems or random crashes (when Windows tries to access a bad sector).
To use ViVard, refer to our "UBCD - Test your hardware" tutorial.
In the "System Info Tools" section, you will find utilities to get information about setting up your computer (or the one you need to repair).
This can be very useful if it's not your computer and Windows is not installed on it or if it no longer works.
In this section, you will find programs, such as :
Since we are doing this tutorial in a virtual machine, ASTRA displays a message telling us that the information displayed will be incorrect.
Indeed, ASTRA will display the information of the virtual hardware used by the virtual machine and not the real hardware of our physical PC.
However, you will see that this program is still very practical and very easy to use.
By default, ASTRA displays a summary of your system configuration (System Summary).
Thanks to this summary, you can already know :
To view other system information, go to the "Information" menu.
To get more information about the processor (CPU), click on : Processor -> CPU.
Detailed informations about the processor are displayed.
In the "Information" menu, you can also display information about the motherboard and its BIOS by clicking on "Motherboard".
In the "Information" menu, you can also display information concerning the graphics card (GPU) by clicking on "Video".
If you only need the brand and model of your computer's processor, you can use the "CPU Identification utility" program.
Once the program is launched, you will find the full name of your processor, as well as its frequency.
In our case : Intel Core i5-4460 CPU @ 3.20GHz.
In the "Custom Menu" section, you can add a series of utilities, some of which are paid, thanks to HBCDCustomizer.
However, these are not included by default.
The only information indicated is the name that each file must have to be added to the ISO of Hiren Boot CD.
As expected, a "File Missing" error is displayed.
Finally, you will find "Next" which will allow you to access many other programs for :
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