Patch My PC Publisher

The current manage conflicting process toast that the end users see is, well, not as good looking as it could be, especially compared to the dialog boxes that PSADT 4.1 presents. Consider moving to using PSADT or at least a more modern looking int...

For customers who change their retention policy from more to less retained older versions, should have the option to bulk delete all apps that no longer meet that retention policy. For example, if I currently have the retain option set for 2 previ...

For lack of a manual or automated clean-up procedure on SUGs and Update Deployment Pkgs, it would be really cool to have the PmP publishing service do a clean-up. Here's what I saw at a customer today... The package for PmP content had accumulated...

In some cases, enterprises might use Airlock or similar solutions to block unsigned installers from running.In those cases, the hash of the installer will always have to be whitelisted manually each time there is a new update for that software. wi...

It takes more than 8 hours to go through and get all the updates that we require and to publish them. We have the extra bandwidth, we could be downloading in parallel and queuing up the slow part (publishing) to run in a less parallel manner. Shou...

Windows 10 have Active Hours built-in which checks when the user is using the device. With Windows updates, we can schedule updates outside of active hours. It would be good if you configure that the Device Restart has to happen outside of active ...

Have a way in the Publisher to show which apps or updates have custom pre and post scripts defined so that you don't have to review each selected app or review the logs. Even better would just be a report in Advanced Insights.

We have printer logic in intune apps but there is no updates for it in the intune updates section and has to be done manually

On each Publishing Service sync, Patch My PC queries the SCCM DB to see what applications are installed on workstations. Can an option be added to "uncheck" updates from the list of updates and/or applications in the PMP Publishing Service setting...

sometime there a specific settings configured on a app for different reasons and shouldn't be changed without further discussions... sometimes it just to pause a update for x days... or disable update completely from being published... with a righ...