Boot-Repair-Disk is a Linux-based bootable DVD designed to repair any Windows computer that won't boot. It is a tool for when all else fails. Available for 32-Bit here.

It primarily aims to fix boot issues, including screwed up partitions, damaged MBR (Master Boot Record), and more. It can be handy making these repairs if you don't have a bootable copy of Windows.

To use Boot-Repair-Disk, burn it to a DVD or use a program like Rufus or Unetbootin. For some reason, and we don't know why the author suggests not to burn it to a DVD with Windows 8.

Now boot and select your language and internet, if available. Then choose "Recommended repair" and reboot.

On the left, you can find some advanced options before you run it. If your computer won't boot, and you've exhausted all possibilities, this might be what saves you.

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