Patch My PC Publisher

Hi it would be nice to be able to publish both x86 and x64 version of an application into a single application with 2 deployment types. Thank you!

I originally was using the feature to delete desktop icons after updating apps with Intune. The problem this caused was that there were several people who already had icons on their desktop and liked them there that had their icons deleted. So I t...

At this time, the Publisher will code sign ConfigMgr Application PowerShell detection scripts with the certificate specified in the General tab (for WSUS). It can be ideal to specify an alternative certificate here for customers that do not do thi...

Currently the only way of knowing which scripts are being used in the pre and post installation steps is to view the client-side logs. It would be useful to include an indication of the script name and location that has been set.

If I uncheck an item that had customizations accidentally, then recheck it, the customizations are wiped out even without hitting Apply or Save and Close. I understand this design might be so that you start fresh without customizations but maybe a...

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...

this would allow certain pieces of software to only be installed on VM's, currently the only options are Only install on servers or only install on workstations. It would be useful for some pieces of software (VMTools as an example) to be pushed o...

Add support for user-based apps that store data in HKLM ARP instead of HKCU. Some user-based apps do this and today our detection for user-based apps only looks in HKCU.

When I change the toast notifications settings for the one app, I saw it updated the top-level toast notification (All Products for Customization Options) too. Can we make setting custom Toast Notifications on a per app basis?

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...