Avoid Windows Malware: Bank on a Live CD
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Then when you have to actually do something with things you are used to just reboot and take out the cd until you have to bank again.
I doubt the majority of people with malware on their windows machine get past burning an iso to cd (unless they have windows 7 which has native iso burning technology).
Wifi drivers would probably be a bigger issue than working out how to boot from cd.
There are about 6 words too many in that sentence.