Patch My PC Publisher

The Publisher's UI prompts for UAC because Settings.xml is needed for read/write in Program Files. Moving this to another location eg ProgramData would enable teams without local administrator rights on servers to manage our software.

At this time Patch My PC can generally only support software that's "installable". In other words, come with an installer in form of .exe/.msi where the installer places the software in consistent and predictable locations on disk and registry dat...

Today it is possible to set right click options at the All Products level and create overrides at the product or vendor level. If a product or vendor level change was made to e.g. Manage assignments, and then made a change to the same right click ...

Add a timezone option for the sync schedule.

Currently, you can only set a static logging directory path for an app/update. It would be great if we could insert variables like product name/version to help consolidate logs in directories for that specific install. This makes it quick and easy...

Currently there are a couple of scenarios in which an option to edit and publish older versions of apps that are already created. Specifically Cisco Anyconnect/Secure Client in this case since they rely on the msi file to sync from a separate shar...

Patch My PC currently only supports the "repair" option in ConfigMgr for MSI based applications. I would like to see this expanded to EXE applications where possible, so that end users may repair their own application installs if needed.

As an alternative to prompting a user to close an app before it updates, being able to prompt a user to restart an app once it has finished updating may be of use. Example from Tidio: When Chrome installs an update, it doesn't fully update until C...

Having the number of enabled Apps and Updates visible on their respective tabs (somewhere suitable on the Publisher GUI of course) would be useful when comparing the number of Apps vs Updates that are activated. This would also be useful during re...

Currently if you choose to exclude a vendor from auto-publishing rules, it is a point-in-time operation, ie only affecting the products supported at that time by PMPC. If PMPC subsequently adds support for new products from that vendor, those prod...