Bootzilla

BootZilla is a formerly BTH project and was designed to be a compilation of tools intended for use in diagnosing and fixing viral and spyware-related infections on computers. According to the developer, the kit can also come in handy for diagnosing severe hardware failures, such as hard drive crashes or memory crashes, for instance.

The toolkit was initially designed as a set of batch scripts that would update several apps. However, over time it became a build-script system that does more than updating and can grab the newest versions of the applications it contains, unpack them and create bootable ISO images.

The project could use a USB image creation, especially since ISO are not longer widely used nowadays. Nevertheless, if you have an image manager tool, this should not be a major setback. You can get started by simply clicking on the applications of choice or an entire category, as the latter option can open a Windows Explorer window for the folder associated with the category.

The suite comes with three major categories, namely Installable Apps, Anti-Malware Tools and Runnable Utilities. In the first category, you can find must-have tools for any computer user, where as the Anti-Malware packs apps that enable cleaning. The latter category includes several programs for creating backups, monitoring and quick repairing functions in Windows.