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# Use the "Sync Now" feature in a Patch My PC Cloud Deployment
*Applies to: Patch My PC Cloud*
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**Note**
If an app has more than one version of an update available, using **Sync Now** ensures it is updated to the latest version as soon as possible, which could impact your users. So, think carefully before using this.
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If you have [resumed updates](/patch-my-pc-cloud/deployments/manage-deployments/updates/resume-updates.md) for an app in Patch My PC (PMPC) Cloud and want to update it as soon as possible rather than waiting for the nightly sync job to run:
1. Click on the relevant deployment which has been resumed.
2. Click **Sync Now** to install any updates for the app immediately.
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**Note**
If the **Sync Now** button is greyed out, no updates are available for this app.
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3. On the **Are you sure you want to update <*****app\_name*****> to the latest version** popup, click **OK**.
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The **Deployment <*****app\_name*****> updated** notification is displayed and the deployment **Status** changes to **In Progress**.
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Once the deployment has been completed successfully, the **Status** changes to **Success**.
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**Tip**
If you look in the **Events node**, you will see the following event:
**Deployment <*****app\_name*****> Updated.**
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