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This article describes the requirements for installing GO Endpoint Manager for Windows and its proper functioning.

An administrator permission in the user's workstation.
The inclusion of GO Endpoint Manager for Windows as Antivirus exclusions.
The inclusion of GO Endpoint Manager for Windows as an exception in the system hardening process.

Important

If you don't include GO Endpoint Manager for Windows as an exception in the system hardening process, it won't work.

Hardware requirements - Workstations

The Go Endpoint Manager for Windows requires at least the following hardware resources:

CPU	RAM (GB)
4	4

Simultaneous sessions	CPU	RAM (GB)	Disk(TB)
50	8	8	8
100	8	8	8
500	16 (*)	16	16
1000	16 (*)	16	32
1000 +	16 (*)	16	64

(*) - variable "pm.max_children" equal to 10

The following development resources are required for Go Endpoint Manager for Windows to work:

Item	Specification
.NET	Microsoft .NET 6 Desktop Runtime 6.0.11 (or updates of .NET 6)
Libraries	Versions x86 and/or x64 of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio (2015, 2017, 2019, and 2022) Bundle.

Caution

Note that Go Endpoint Manager for Windows requires .NET 6 installed as a dependency. The PEDM can run with .NET 7 as long as .NET 6 is also installed on the machine.
Discontinued versions of operating systems may not support Microsoft .NET updates, which may result in system incompatibility.

The following operating systems support Go Endpoint Manager for Windows version 3.27 or later:

Info

The GO Endpoint Manager for Windows is designed for Windows Server and 64-bit Workstations.

* Core Features

Caution

If you need an unsupported version, request support for another version on the senhasegura suggestions website.

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