The second thing to do when fighting with viruses, of course after getting rid of the actual virus, is to start repairing the damages on your PC, including restoring a bunch of utilities that the malicious files disabled in their attempt to block your “attacks”.

That’s why Re-Enable Portable might come in very handy, not only because it joins the fight against viruses and other threats, but also because it’s portable, so it could stay in a safe environment.

Re-Enable Portable is basically a simple utility that brings back a number of Windows tools, such as regedit, System Restore, Control Panel, the cmd terminal, Task Manager and some others.

Since it’s designed to be portable, there’s no setup kit, so the only we had to do during our test was to copy the actual executable file on an USB flash drive.

The interface is minimal, clean and impressively easy to use, which means it can be used by beginners and power users alike. Basically, the whole thing comes down to picking the tools you want to restore and hit the “Re-Enable” button.

You won’t need more than a couple of seconds before everything comes back and without even eating up CPU and RAM.

Of course, the application comes with a freeware license and works on all Windows version out there, so it can be easily used by absolutely every user in the world.