Medicat is a fantastic toolkit for repairing PCs. It is self booting, or many programs can be run from within Windows. Comes on a 32gb USB Stick
Medicat can be good for
Password Recovery
Ransomware Recovery
Partition and Disk Recovery Tools
Windows Recovery/reinstall Tools.
Lots of Portable Apps for diagnosing and fixing PCs, can be run straight from the USB.
More information is available on the Medicat Website. You can download the software for free at the website. It can be a bit fiddly and time consuming, especially if you have a slow internet connection, which is why we offer it here.
We are not pretending that this is some magic software we invented, we did not and credit goes to the creators.
Important:
Due to the nature of some of the programs on this usb, ie Password Recovery etc, your antivirus software will not like this. If you are running this within Windows, you should disable your antivirus software first. We never put viruses or malware in our sticks, so this will always be false positives.
Instructions on how to use the software can be found at the Medicat Website. We cannot provide instructions on all the components of this software, it's better to go to the source.
Please note: This USB Stick is not a magic, "solve everything" item, it provides tools to help you diagnose any problems you may have with your PC, however no guarantees are given or implied.
Stick Lane is a brand that distributes free software on USB Stick. We do not pretend our software is something it isn't and we don't hide the fact that the software can be downloaded free of charge. Many people don't have the know how, or have slow internet etc and then this service becomes very useful. We can create custom sticks, just ask us and we'd love to try and help.
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