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# Configuring parameter for multiple devices
Configure and activate application parameters for multiple devices simultaneously from the Device Search screen in VHQ.
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**Use this when** you need to activate application parameters across more than one device at once.
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## Configure parameters for multiple devices
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### Select the devices
On the *Device Search* screen, select the checkboxes for the devices you want to configure.
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### Activate parameters
In the *Action* window, click **Parameters** > **Activate Parameters**.
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Parameters are activated only for devices whose applications have a parameter form view file.
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Keywords
Also called: multiple device parameters, activate parameters. Search terms: device search bulk action.
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