Linux is hands down better at fixing Windows than Windows. Linux ignores the "special files" so you can, for example, file copy from one hard disk to another and boot off that hard disk.

The best distro is Ubuntu Rescue Remix, however it doesn't have GUI. If you want a GUI then download a standard Ubuntu image, burn it to disk and run that. It has most of the tools you'll need but some you'll need to install (easy as pie) as required.

Which Linux LiveCD is best in general use for fixing windows boxes?
Will a steel headset get stuck on an aluminum frame bike?

Will an aluminum alloy headset get stuck on a steel frame bike?

I am not asking about carbon frames, by the way.

I ask because I have seen some questions about aluminum alloy seatposts getting stuck in steel frames, and I wonder if the same kind of "galvanic pair" issue would cause a steel / "chromed steel" threaded headset to get stuck into an aluminum frame.  

Would doing this make the headset impossible to replace?  Does it even matter if it is impossible to replace if the bike is not extraordinarily fancy?

I'm not worried about the  short term, but am wondering about best practices when assembling old bikes from scrap parts.
