System Requirements - avast! BART CD

avast! Bootable Antivirus & Recovery Tools CD (BART CD)

avast! BART CD Manager

For a computer running Windows® 95/98/Me:
486 Processor, 32MB RAM and 80MB of free hard disk space.

For a computer running Windows® NT® 4.0:
486 Processor, 24MB RAM and 80MB of free hard disk space and Service Pack 3 (or higher) installed

For a computer running Windows® 2000/XP®:
Pentium class Processor, 64MB RAM (128MB recommended) and 80 MB of free hard disk space

An additional 160 MB of free disk space is required for creating the ISO image. A CD-R/W drive is required for burning the CD.

avast! BART CD

A Pentium-class PC (or higher)
64 MB RAM
Compatible IDE/SCSI/RAID controller
Compatible network adapter (if network access is required)
CD/DVD drive

The BART CD Registry Editor can only work with Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista registry databases.

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Premios - BART CD

Product of the Year for BART!Famous Czech Computer Monthly magazine Softwarove noviny (Software News) awarded our avast! BART CD with the Product of the Year 2003 prize

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