The new tool we’re talking about is called Redo Backup and Recovery, which some of you might have used in the past to recover your computer from a complete disaster. The tool can be run standalone from a USB flash drive or CD disc, allowing for a bare-metal restore, which can be the ultimate antivirus solution for PCs. However, according to the SparkyLinux developers, you can now use the Redo Backup and Recovery utility directly from the SparkyLinux 4.5.3 Rescue Edition Live ISO image, which also includes up-to-date packages from the Debian Testing software repositories as of January 23, 2017.
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