Configure Requirement Rules in a Patch My PC Cloud Deployment
Applies to: Patch My PC Cloud
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The Requirements tool of the Patch My PC (PMPC) Cloud deployment wizard allows you to configure custom requirement rules.
Configure the settings as required.
Minimum operating system
Minimum RAM memory (MB)
Minimum CPU speed (MHz)
Minimum number of logical processors
OS Architecture Requirements
The OS Architecture Requirements section lets you specify which operating system (OS) architectures the app can be deployed to.
Note
The available checkboxes are determined by the Architecture setting on the General Information tab of the deployment.
For example, if on the General Information tab, the Architecture is configured:
As 64-bit, the 32-bit checkbox under the OS Architecture Requirements tool will be unchecked and cannot be checked.
As 32-bit, the 32-bit checkbox under the OS Architecture Requirements tool will be checked and cannot be unchecked. As this is a 32-bit app, the 64-bit checkbox is checked by default, but it can be checked.
You also cannot uncheck the checkbox on the OS Architecture Requirements tool that corresponds to the selected Architecture on the General Information tab.
The ARM checkbox on the OS Architecture Requirements tool can always be checked/unchecked, regardless of the Architecture configured on the General Information tab.
To manage the architectures for the Deployment:
Click the OS Architecture tool.

Click the checkboxes to select the relevant OS architectures for this deployment.

Next Steps
If you do not want to configure any additional settings, click Next to move to the Assignments tab.
Otherwise, navigate to the relevant tool to configure the required settings, which are explained in the relevant section.

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