Change your regex to this: /^PC\d+$/ This requires at least one digit and only matches if there is nothing else in the string except the PC and the digits. This will match: PC123456 PC1 PC99 It will not match: PC 12345 PC PCx1234.
You need to add an end-of-source anchor: /^PC\d*$/ The "$" at the end insists that the pattern match the entire string. Without it, "PC" with no immediately subsequent digits matches because "*" means "zero or more", not "one or more". You could alternatively change the "*" to a "+", but I don't know whether "PC" by itself is valid in your application.
Require at least one digit after PC /^PC\d+/ or require the String to last the entire line /^PC\d*$.
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