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Microsoft windows high priority updates, Virus scanning policies – Grass Valley K2 Media Client System Guide v.3.3 User Manual

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June 9, 2009

K2 Media Client System Guide

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Microsoft Windows High Priority updates

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Microsoft Windows High Priority updates

Grass Valley recognizes that it is essential to be able to deploy Microsoft security
patches to our Windows-based products as quickly as possible. As Grass Valley
systems are used to meet the mission-critical requirements of your environment, we
feel it is imperative that systems be kept up to date in order to maintain the highest
level of security available. To that end, we encourage you to install all high priority
operating system updates provided by Microsoft. In the unlikely event that one of
these updates causes ill effects to a Grass Valley system, you are urged to uninstall
the update and contact Grass Valley customer service as soon as possible. Grass
Valley will investigate the incompatibility and, if necessary, provide a software
update or work-around to allow our products to properly function with the Microsoft
update in question.

Please note that this policy applies to “High Priority” updates only. There are
countless other updates not classified as “High Priority” which are made available by
Microsoft. If you feel that one or more of these other updates must be applied, we
request that you contact Grass Valley prior to installation.

You should exercise common sense when applying these updates. Specifically,
updates should not be downloaded or installed while a Grass Valley product is being
used for mission critical purposes such as play to air.

Virus scanning policies

The K2 system is based on a standard Windows PC platform. It is important to defend
this system against virus or SpyWare attacks. Grass Valley supports the scanning of
the K2 system drives (the disk drives or drive partition used to house the operating
system and installed application software) from a PC that is running the scanning