Rusty's Thumbdrive Utilities

A GUI for a compilation of utilities that I used to use on a daily basis when I did PC repair. I still use it on a regular basis to bail out friends PC's. 120MB ISO image file. Burn to CD or use Daemon Tools or IsoBuster to extract the files from the image and place on your thumbdrive. The kmfdmk.ico icon file can be replaced with the icon file of your choice however you'll have to either rename your icon file to kmfdmk.ico or edit the autorun.inf file to reflect the new name. SCREENSHOTS: http://bayimg.com/DaEjKAABo http://bayimg.com/EaeJFaABO Utilities in the release: SPYWARE / ADWARE REMOVAL _______________________________________________________ Ad-Aware Personal SE -VX2 Cleaner Plug-in -Outlook Express Messenger Plug-in -Windows Messenger Stop Plug-in -TweakSE Plug-in -LSP Explorer Plug-in -RegHance 2.1 Plug-in Spybot Search & Destroy 1.4 -Spybot Includes -Spybot Tools -FileAlyzer -RegAlyzer -RunAlyzer -NetAlyzer Bazooka Scanner (Keyphr.com) FreeFixer (Kephyr.com) CCleaner AVG Anti-Spyware 7.5 Spyware Blaster Command.Adservs.com Removal Tool (Reboots your PC as part of the process) Ceres Manual Removal Instructions PASSWORD RECOVERY _______________________________________________________ Protected Storage PassView (Nirsoft.net) XP Logon Password Recovery Outlook Password Recovery Dial-Up Networking Password Recovery Messenger Password Recovery IE Asterisks Unmasker Win Asterisks Unmasker Win Asterisks Unmasker & Logger Win9x PassView Content Advisor Password Remover MS Access Recovery Netscape Password Recovery PCAnywhere PassView DESKTOP _______________________________________________________ MyUninstaller Shortcut Manager Windows Messenger Controller Branding - Use a simple drop down to replace the stock OEMLOGO.BMP & OEMLOGO.INI information with your own custom BMP & INI files. Copy to HDD - Use a simple drop down to copy the entire package of Utilz to the C:_UTILZ directory. INTERNET _______________________________________________________ CleanUp LSPfix Winsock XPfix OK Hosts Reader BHO Demon HiJack This CWShredder Customize IE Unbrand IE (exe) Unbrand IE (vbs) Favorites Viewer & Exporter IE History View & Exporter IE Cookies Viewer Fetch Google Rank MIME Viewer SYSTEM _______________________________________________________ Windows Product Key Recovery CD Key Reocvery StartupRun Manager AutoStart Viewer AutoStart Lister Current Processes Viewer IttyBitty Process Manager KillBox Process Killer Restart Explorer Registry Scanner Reglite 2.0 Installer MS Registry Cleaner Shell Extension Viewer Shell Menu Viewer SpaceMonger Page File Defragger Install Page File Monitor Install Undisker ISO Extractor Windows Update Lister ANTI-VIRUS _______________________________________________________ AVG 7.1 Installer (w/ updates) Stinger SymNRT (Symantec Norton Removal Tool) VundoFix FixwareOut **NOTE** Some of these utilities are considered suspect by anti-virus programs, especially the password recovery ones. Usually if you're looking you'll see them come up as Hacktool.Passreminders. They're NOT viruses, or malicious. You might want to keep the ISO backed up in case your AV programs delete some of the necessary files/programs. Look for more updates in the future. I hope to keep this updated monthly.

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

greace (2007-07-30)

THERE'S MORE SIMPLE WAYS OF SPREADING VIRUSES THAN GOING TO ALL THE TROUBLE OF MAKING THIS UP?.........................
I THINK THIS COULD BE VERY USEFULL IF IT WORKS... GONNA TRY IT ON A PASSWORDED PC THAT WAS GIVEN TO ME................................... .

kmfdmk (2007-07-30)

You people are fucking idiots. GO to the websites linked, google the stuff that's mentioned. Download the utilities yourself and compare filesizes. I can guarantee that there aren't any viruses in this, however you're a jackass if you download and run everything you find on the internet. OF COURSE Scan it first I wouldn't expect you not to. When you get the hacktool.passreminder look up what it means.
CHRIST... look here: www.nirsoft.net
NirSoft web site provides a unique collection of small and useful freeware utilities, all of them developed by Nir Sofer.
Fully documented software by a renound programmer. (his stuff made it to slashdot.org)

Killbill21 (2007-08-13)

I agree with you kmfdmk, they are idiots. Whats really sad is they dont know it. Thanks for the share, its most useful.

cr00seffer (2008-02-08)

thanks for what looks like a great up. Good job kmfdmk, dont let the idiots bother you, although they sure do get on my nerves sumtimes too.

nofile404 (2008-12-15)

Thanks a bunch, kmfdmk. I've used these tools before and they are quite useful. If the fools who are badmouthing your post can't tell the difference between a true virus/trojan and "potentially harmful program", i.e; hacks & keygens, or don't know how to check the files they do see, well, that's their loss. Good work.
That's not to say I'm not going to scan the shit out of 'em anyway.

psycho_mike143 (2009-01-31)

so im pretty sure your my teacher from HHS..... i got these from you once before, but i lost them. these do come in handy alot, thanks!

kmfdmk (2009-08-24)

Not anyones teacher actually, I'm only 28 and employed in the Environmental Industry atm. Got tired of being inside all the time, though I miss keeping on top of the technology.