NBRT Cyberlink ISO Viewer

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I just downloaded the NBRT from the Norton site and what downloaded was Power to Go, Cyberlink ISO viewer.  It opens fine but there is no USB option available.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,  John

2

You are only downloading the NBRT ISO file. There is nothing else coming with it.

What is happening is that when you click on the NBRT ISO file you downloaded from Norton, the Power2Go program that is already on your computer gets run to deal with the ISO file. Just like clicking on a .doc file will open MS Word.

 

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I just downloaded the NBRT from the Norton site and what downloaded was Power to Go, Cyberlink ISO viewer. 

Power2Go comes pre-installed on e.g., HP machines. 
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Note: pics here are from old NBRT

New Linux-based NBRT

The Norton Bootable Recovery Tool comes as an ISO image that you can use to create bootable rescue media on DVD or USB drive. Using this media, you can start the computer, scan and remove the threats that caused the problem. For instructions on using the Norton Bootable Recovery Tool, see the tutorial.

Download the Norton Bootable Recovery Tool ISO file on a computer that is not infected.

  1. Go to the Norton Bootable Recovery Tool page.

  2. Click Download.

  3. Follow the on-screen instructions to download and save the Norton Bootable Recovery Tool ISO file on your computer.

  4. Create the bootable DVD or USB recovery media with the downloaded ISO file.

User > Create the bootable DVD or USB recovery media with the downloaded ISO file. 
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https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/v72380755

I would like someone from Norton to explain how to do that.

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Re: Cannot create Norton Bootable Recovery Tool

Posted: 01-Aug-2016 | 6:51PM • Permalink

Thanks BJM, I knew it would be easy if I just had the right tool. I googled making a bootable VISTA disk and quickly aborted the whole idea - there had to be an easier way. You gave me the way - Kudos

https://community.norton.com/en/forums/cannot-create-norton-bootable-recovery-tool 

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Thanks for your help but I'm not looking for a work around.  This link says the tool is easy to use and works with a USB drive:  https://security.symantec.com/nbrt/nbrt.aspx

I would like someone from Norton to explain how to do that.

Thanks, John

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google > how to burn ISO to disc (media)

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Thanks but what is downloaded from Norton now is not what your post shows.  Norton says its for USB but the current download does not have a USB option.

 

Thanks, John

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Please review (starting here) > https://community.norton.com/en/comment/7065421#comment-7065421

google > how to burn ISO to disc (media). e.g.,
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/ht/burnisofile.htm