@tom Both versions (x32 and x64) are delivered as a package. So if both apps are located in the following sub-folders: ...\PortableApps\Notepad++Portable\App\Notepad++\notepad++.exe ...\PortableApps\Notepad++Portable\App\Notepad++64\notepad++.exe Then they are 100% from PortableApps.com and both apps can be bundled. So please update the rules. Thank you!

@tom Both versions (x32 and x64) are delivered as a package. So if both apps are located in the following sub-folders: ...\PortableApps\WinMergePortable\App\WinMerge\WinMergeU.exe ...\PortableApps\WinMergePortable\App\WinMerge64\WinMergeU.exe Then they are 100% from PortableApps.com and both apps can be bundled. So please update the rules. Thank you!

@tom Both versions (x32 and x64) are delivered as a package. So if both apps are located in the following sub-folders: ...\PortableApps\ThunderbirdPortable\App\Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe ...\PortableApps\ThunderbirdPortable\App\Thunderbird64\thunderbird.exe Then they are 100% from PortableApps.com and both apps can be bundled. So please update the rules. Thank you!

@tom Both versions (x32 and x64) are delivered as a package. So if both apps are located in the following sub-folders: ...\PortableApps\SQLiteDatabaseBrowserPortable\App\SQLiteDatabaseBrowser32\DB Browser for SQLite.exe ...\PortableApps\SQLiteDatabaseBrowserPortable\App\SQLiteDatabaseBrowser64\DB Browser for SQLite.exe Then they are 100% from PortableApps.com and both apps can be bundled. So please update the rules. Thank you!

I know that some applications also install these Microsoft Visual Studio C++ Redistributable Packages. If I remember correctly, then the SmartFTP Client installs them (to give you an example). Due to the following article some instances can also be delivered with Windows 10 itself: Some are installed along with Windows itself. The specific versions that get installed depend on which version of Windows you’re using. I’m using Windows 10, which comes with the 2012 and 2013 Visual C++ Redistributables https://www.howtogeek.com/256245/why-are-there-so-many-microsoft-visual-c-redistributables-installed-on-my-pc/ I thought it might be a good idea to bundle them with Windows, because: They are located in the Windows folder You can not determine what application installed them (or can you get this information from the registry???) How to proceed?

Sorry, double-post

Now SQLite is bundled with PCMark 10. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this! [image: 1640722012760-a8f9e1c9-0030-4042-98dc-437892add7e1-image.png]

Now AutoIt is bundled with PCMark 10. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this! [image: 1640722012760-a8f9e1c9-0030-4042-98dc-437892add7e1-image.png]

This topic is duplicate to: [Solved] Bundle several instances of "Firetrust HideAway"

Now GIMP is bundled with PCMark 10. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this! [image: 1640722012760-a8f9e1c9-0030-4042-98dc-437892add7e1-image.png]

Now Firefox is bundled with PCMark 10. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this! [image: 1640722012760-a8f9e1c9-0030-4042-98dc-437892add7e1-image.png]

@tom at PCMark 10 I now see two instances of Java Runtime Environment SE 8, so you can proveed with VRMark. Thank you for bundling them!

ColorCop is now no longer offered! @Tom: Thank you for fixing this!

@Tom OK, thank you!

The correct app-icon is now shown. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this!

@Tom In the meantime I received some updates for various products: Elite Dangerous: Odyssey Elite Dangerous: Horizons So it might be good to add the individual products.