Hiren’s BootCD PE

Name: Hiren’s BootCD PE
Rating: 4.8 (4 reviews)

Hiren’s BootCD PE (Preinstallation Environment) is a restored edition of Hiren’s BootCD based on Windows 10 PE x64. PE version is being developed by Hiren’s BootCD fans. it supports UEFI booting and requires minimum 2 GB RAM.

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Hiren’s BootCD PE (Preinstallation Environment) is a restored edition of Hiren’s BootCD based on Windows 10 PE x64. Since there are no official updates after November 2012, PE version is being developed by Hiren’s BootCD fans. It includes the least, best and updated free tools used in Hiren’s BootCD. It is being developed for the new age computers, it supports UEFI booting and requires minimum 2 GB RAM.
With the useful tools inside of the ISO, you can solve many problems related with your computer. It does not contain any pirated software, it includes only free and legal software.

After boot, PE version tries to install drivers like graphics, sound, wireless and ethernet card for your hardware. So that you can connect to a WIFI or Ethernet network. Please Contact Us with your hardware model if your WIFI or Ethernet card is not recognized by the PE version. We will add the required drivers in the new releases.

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• Top positive comment 3 months ago • 0 replies

It starts used pcs to restore them

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backup4g

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• Top positive comment almost 2 years ago • 0 replies

Smart and sensible set of updated tools from the original Hiren's (2012). The inclusion of some favorites makes it a joy to use (AOMEI, Notepad++, 7zip, FSviewer, HxD). I'm so thankful for this revised edition (2018).

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luislobo9b

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• Positive comment • almost 2 years ago • 0 replies

On my notebook did not work, but I think it was the notebook's fault. I tested it in a virtual machine and to make it easier for you I listed the name of the folders in program files (This may help you decide):

7-Zip
Acronis TrueImage
Acrylic Wi-Fi Home
Aero Admin
AnyDesk
AOMEI Backupper
AOMEI Partition Assistant
Ashampoo
Ashampoo Backup
AttributeChanger
BootIce_Pauly
Captain Nemo
CCIeaner
CDBurnerXP
Change Keyboard Layout
Check Disk GUI
Common Files
CPU-Z
Defraggler
Dependency Walker
DiskExplorer for FAT
DiskExplorer for Linux
DiskExplorer for NTFS
Drivelmage XML
EasyBCD
ESET
ExamDiff Pro
FSViewer
GetDataBack for FAT
GetDataBack for NTFS
GetDataBack Simple
Google Chrome
GPU-Z
GSmartControl
HDDLLF
HDDScan
HDTune
HWInfo
HxD
Internet Explorer
Lazesoft Recovery Suite Home
Macrium Reflect Home
Macrorit Partition Extender
Malwarebytes
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
Microsoft
Mozilla Firefox
NAS Data Recovery
Notepad++
NTPWedit
PENetwork
ProduKey
Puran Data Recovery
Puran File Recovery
RAID Reconstructor
RAID Recovery for Windows
Recuva
Registry Backup
RegShot_Unicode
Rufus
Scanners and Cameras
ShowKeyPlus
SoftMaker FreeOffice
Speccy
StartIsBack
SumatraPDF
Sysinternals Suite
TeamViewer
TechBench ISO Downloader
VLC Player
WesternDigital
WinMerge
WinNTSetup
WordPad