ERD Commander -- Download

Emergency Repair Disk (ERD), also referred as a System Recovery disk. It has both graphical environment and a command-line console. The command-line console can be opened by clicking the Command Prompt option in the System Recovery Options menu. You can access any Windows client or Server file system, which includes FAT, FAT32, and NTFS.

The following table lists some of the problems that can be solved using the utilities and wizards that are provided in the Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Tool set.

Task	Solution
Edit the Registry	The ERD Registry Editor utility on the MSDaRT Tools menu provides information about the registry that can help you repair a system.
Regain access to a system	The Locksmith wizard can be used to list the local user accounts and change passwords.
Diagnose a system failure	The Crash Analyzer can be used to diagnose the cause of a system crash and identify the driver that caused the failure.
Salvage and repair partitions or volumes	The Disk Commander can be used to salvage or repair partitions, or volumes.
Recover deleted files	The File Restore utility can be used to find and restore deleted files from any supported Windows-based file system.
Erase disks or volumes	The Disk Wipe utility can be used to erase disks or volumes.
Search for particular files	The Search utility allows you to restrict the scope of your search by specifying part of the name, search location, estimated size of the file, or the time when the file was modified.
Browse drives	The Explorer utility allows you to browse folders and files that are stored on various drives.
Perform administrative tasks to manage the computer	The Computer Management utility provides recovery tools to help you: Disable problematic drivers or services. View event logs. Partition and format hard disk drives. Get information about Autoruns. Get information about the computer.
Configure TCP/IP	The TCP/IP Config utility helps you to display and set a TCP/IP configuration.
Uninstall Windows hot fixes and service packs	Hot fix Uninstall can be used to remove Windows hot fixes or service packs from a system that cannot be started.
Check and repair system files	The SFC Scan utility helps you check system files and repair any that are corrupt or missing.
Use an anti-malware tool	The Standalone System Sweeper utility helps detect malware or other unwanted software, and alerts you to potential risks.

You may download  Emergency Repair Disk (ERD),  for free form below :- 

ERD 5.0 (for Win XP)

ERD 6.0 (for Win Vista)

ERD 6.5 (for Win 7)

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