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# Download and Install
Download the latest version of the Patch My PC Publisher and walk through the installation.
*Applies to: On-premises Publisher*
## Download the Publisher MSI Installer
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Download Patch My PC Publisher
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## Run the Installation
Start the installation by double-clicking the downloaded MSI.
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Depending on user account control settings, you may need to run an elevated command prompt and launch the MSI from the command prompt.
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### Welcome Screen
Once the installation starts you'll be greeted by the welcome screen in our installer wizard, click **Next**.
### End-User License Agreement
Read the End-User License Agreement. After that, select **I accept the terms in the License Agreement** and click **Next**.
### Disable Microsoft Intune Standalone Mode
Ensure the option **Enable Microsoft Intune standalone mode** is **not selected**. Enabling this will disable any prerequisite checks for integration with WSUS/ConfigMgr and also hide options for publishing to WSUS/ConfigMgr after installation.
This option is for customers who intend to publish only to Microsoft Intune.
Click **Next**.
### Select Installation Folder
By default the Publisher is installed in **C:\Program Files\Patch My PC\Patch My PC Publishing Service**.\
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This location is where we store all of the product's configuration information.
### Ready To Install
Click **Install**.
### Completed
Once the Publisher has finished installing, click **Finish** to close the installation wizard.
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By default, the "**Launch Patch My PC Publishing Service**" is enabled - this will launch the Publisher when you click **Finish**.
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