Custom Apps

We request the ability to add and package custom PowerShell scripts as Win32 Intune apps directly within Patch My PC, eliminating the need for manual packaging using IntuneWinAppUtil.exe. Key Features: Support for adding multiple files alongside P...

AdminByRequest is annoying to re-deploy via Intune. Would be fantastic to have this included in PMP. Similar TeamViewer.

Please implement support for PSADT in Custom apps where you do not need to shim the files in at the publisher level. This is so important to us to really take off with Custom apps. As an extension, Master Wrapper (part of the Master Packager bundl...

Currently limited to 32-bit or 64-bit apps, we have cases now where we have ARM app installs to package/deploy. For now, we can do it as 64-bit but we then have the added step to go into the Configuration Manager console and manually edit the requ...

We don’t want our users to spam them with too many toasts/notifications when we want to patch and the application is in use. Could this idea be implemented? If the upgrade process begins and encounters a conflicting process, it will automatically ...

While incredibly powerful and useful, the Custom App feature is limited since it requires manual interaction in a GUI to create and update applications. This becomes much more burdensome the more custom apps you have. What I would like to see once...

When creating a Custom App from an exe installer, allow an input field to configure the uninstall command line. Also, when creating an app using a MSI installer, I would like to specify a custom uninstall command line. For example, we have a secur...

We use Patch my PC with WSUS. According to the webinar held on Feb 28, 2024, this feature only supports Config Manager and InTune.

Creating a custom app for Adobe Creative Cloud, and the UninstallString registry key does not contain the silent uninstall parameter (there is no silentuninstallstring reg key). I have seen this with several other apps, where the uninstall reg isn...

A lot of the apps I've manually packaged for our environment are basically just PowerShell scripts for moving RDP sessions or shortcuts, or mapping SharePoint sites etc. Naturally, the standard (and excellent) installation, detection and uninstall...