Patch My PC Publisher

As it's not always needed to see all applications/updates available to be published, a filter to show only applications/packages that have been enabled or disabled might make the environment less cluttered and easier to skip to the "meat".

Hello, Some of our users have vision problems and are not able to read the toast notification when a software has to be closed with a screen reader like Jaws or NVDA. We have tested the notification behavior with Jaws and NVDA and only the title o...

This relates to the recently shipped idea, PATCHMYPC-I-1862. Currently the list of delayed ConfigMgr applications in email notifications are sorted in reverse alphabetical order by application name. Requesting to have the default sort order change...

We only deploy to Windows 10 systems. We would prefer to select this before publishing the ConfigMgr App, rather than have to remove all of the default Windows selections.

When creating a ConfigMgr App it would be useful to be able to prefill the Owners and Support Contacts fields, similar to the Catagories selections.

With the PMPC option to update apps in place, custom requirements are kept when the app is updated to a new revision for a newer version.However, OS requirements are not retained, they are reverted to the default OS requirement PMPC configures.

Patch My PC uses a shared/network folder that set during or after installing to downlaods apps to and package from. Adding an option to change the path and update all current apps/updates publishied by PMP

Ability to convert custom/inhouse applications created within ConfigMgr by the customer into software updates. The ability to convert our own custom apps into software updates and deploy them from a SUG allows the customer to leverage software upd...

We already have the "Do not include the version in the application name, so the application name doesn't change after updates" option but it would be nice if we could also exclude the version information from the Deployment Type name. We have "Jab...

Our policy blocks the interactive powershell console, and this causes the detection scripts in Software Center to fail and thus users cannot install PatchMyPC base installs. Can you add a "right click" option to modify the argument, specifically w...