Know of any live CDs with preinstalled virus scanners?

[K.Mandla]

I'm troubleshooting an XP system that is suspected of harboring a virus somewhere in its crooked little brains. Unfortunately I can't install anything on the machine -- I only have access to a guest account. (Yes, I know, it's frustrating.)

What would be useful for me is a Linux live CD that can do a virus scan of a connected hard drive with an NTFS file system. Even better would be one that boots from USB (useful, but not necessary).

Ever hear of anything like this? I have considered the Ubuntu Rescue Remix (http://ubuntu-rescue-remix.org) disc, and then installing a text-mode virus scanner, and hopefully getting the job done that way. Seems like someone would have prebuilt something like this though.

Any suggestions?

[LaRoza]

Helix? http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-livecddiag/

I also found something for Knoppix: http://www.knoppix.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=104882

[pelle.k]

Seems like someone would have prebuilt something like this though.
I'm sure someone has, but for me that wasn't an alternative. I use a 1GB usb memory stick with SLAX, since it's more or less crafted for Live/USB operation. I just threw the binary packages of avast and fprot on it (some slight modifications necessary), and that was it. Simple, fast, pure.
Naturally, the best (and of course most convenient) method would be to just buy a cheap 2.5" USB HD and install regular ubuntu or whatever. I mean it's so easy, plus you get a lot of space for backing up important files or drive images before you do anything stupid. The only advantage a USB stick has, is it's size.

[MONODA]

trinity live cd has built in antivirus

[K.Mandla]

Thanks everybody. I'm sure one of these will do the trick. Cheers. ;)

[cardinals_fan]

Knoppix-STD includes ClamAV: http://www.knoppix-std.org/

[67GTA]

Mepis has Klamav built in.