with antivirus software installed. This technique is effective, but it's daunting for the less technically inclined. Now, there's a product that simplifies the Linux-boot strategy and automates the process of getting your PC running again? The science and technology reporter at the UK's Daily Mail: ?Getting a virus cleaned off your computer can be a burden at the best of times. But now a new USB stick aims to make it far easier by giving you the same tools as the professionals - and all you have to do is plug it in.? The science and technology reporter for one of Canada's largest media companies: ?An awfully convenient tool Montrealers recently launched: the USB FixMeStick . Simply plug the key into your computer and reboot. The key contains an operating system (based on Lubuntu, for the curious), which leaves the hard disk idle and does not interfere with the antivirus on your machine. This is where the fun begins: 3 antivirus engines Kaspersky, Sophos and Vipre activate automatically to remove malicious files. ? Mohit Kumar, Editor-in-chief of 'The Hacker News': ?The FixMeStick is, in short, a malware removal device for dummies. The FixMeStick is a bootable USB device running Lubuntu and integrates three separate anti-virus scanners from Kaspersky Labs, Sophos, and GFI. While our readers will probably never need it for themselves, we may all wish we had something like this for our non-technical friends and family, or the 9 million PCs infected with ZeroAccess botnet. The FixMeStick does a