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Quick Heal Upgrade 2009 for Quick Heal AntiVirus Plus 2008/2007/2006, Total Security 2008/2007/2006, and Quick Heal AntiVirus Lite 2008/2007 users

Quick Heal Admin Console 4.0 available for existing 3.0 user

Definition updates for Quick Heal 2009 Series (Version. 10.00)

Quick Heal Update Manager for 2009 Product Series

Instructions for Desktop Users

Instructions for Network Users

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  Definition updates for Quick Heal 2009 Series (Version. 10.00)  
   
Platform : Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008
Updates for : Quick Heal AntiVirus Lite
Version : 10.00
Virus Database : 20 November 2009
     
Updates for : Quick Heal AntiVirus Plus
Version : 10.00
Virus Database : 20 November 2009
     
Updates for : Quick Heal Total Security
Version :  10.00
Virus Database : 20 November 2009
 
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  Quick Heal Update Manager for 2009 Product Series  
   

Quick Heal Update Manager is a tool which downloads the updates of Quick Heal AntiVirus and Quick Heal Total Security on the same system. This tool is designed to download the updates automatically from Internet at regular interval. The updates download location can be specified in Quick Heal Update on workstation's Quick Heal to pick the updates from this location.

This tool provides solution for a Small Business network which is not using Quick Heal Admin Console and using Quick Heal AntiVirus Lite, Quick Heal AntiVirus Plus and Quick Heal Total Security on workstations (having Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista Operating System) in their network.

Platforms : Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista & 64-bit platforms.
Version : 2.00
Released Date : 13 January 2009
 
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  Instructions for Desktop Users  
 

Manual update using zip file for desktop users:

 

Create a temporary folder on your drive.

Download the above zip file (as per your Quick Heal version) in this folder.
Extract the file (unzip) in temporary folder.
Run Quick Update by pointing Start , Programs , Quick Heal , and Quick Update.
Click Next.
Select the option Pick from Specified Path.
Click on file and browse the path where you have extracted Zip file.
Select INDEX.DAT and click Open.
Click Next to proceed with update.
 
 
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  Instructions for Network Users  
 

Manual Update using zip file on Network Path:

 

Quick Heal can be configured to provide hassle free updates across the network. You are suggested to follow these guidelines for best results:

 

Setup one computer (may be the server) as the master update machine. Suppose server name is SERVER.

Configure Quick Heal on this computer to upgrade automatically from the Internet as per your desired schedule.
Make QHUPD folder in any location. For example:  C:\QHUPD
Assign Read-Only sharing rights to this folder.
Start Quick Heal Anti-Virus and press the Option button.
Go to Automatic Update page under Updates section.
Select Keep a backup of definition files.
Click on Folder and locate the QHUPD folder. Click Open.
Click Ok to save this setting.
On all user computers within the network launch Quick Heal Anti-Virus.
Go to Automatic Update page under Updates section.
Select Pick from Specified path.
Click on Folder.
Locate the SERVER\QHUPD folder from Network Neighborhood. Alternatively you can type the path as \\SERVER\QHUPD.
Click Ok to save the settings.

 

With the above steps all the machines will be upgraded automatically without user intervention at all. Following the steps as mentioned below can further extend the functionality:

 

In case of major out breaks, Quick Heal also provides intermediate upgrades. Messenger flashes the notice about the same, on your machine.
On receipt of the message, circulate a network notice requesting other Quick Heal users to click on Update Now button by right clicking on Quick Heal Anti-Virus icon in the system tray.
 
 
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