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Yes, you assume correctly. Two different OU would be needed for the respective packages 
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Yes, you assume correctly. Two different OU would be needed for the respective packages

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How does this work? &nbsp;I want to assign 7-zip via GPO to my domain machines. &nbsp;I have a mix a 32 &nbsp;and 64 bit machines in the PC OU. &nbsp;Can I create 1 GPO and assign both apps in the GPO or do I have to assign a GPO for the 32bit version and 1 for the 64bit version of 7-zip? &nbsp;<br />
I assume I would have to add another OU (x86 and x64) under PC and move machines into the correct OU? &nbsp;I would then link the correct GPO to the correct OU.<br />
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Thanks
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How does this work?  I want to assign 7-zip via GPO to my domain machines.  I have a mix a 32  and 64 bit machines in the PC OU.  Can I create 1 GPO and assign both apps in the GPO or do I have to assign a GPO for the 32bit version and 1 for the 64bit version of 7-zip?  
I assume I would have to add another OU (x86 and x64) under PC and move machines into the correct OU?  I would then link the correct GPO to the correct OU.

Thanks

GPO assigned application needed for x86 and x64?

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