Patch My PC Publisher

Currently, without this option, every single Intune app or update must be manually configured upon coming into Intune. For example, we often set PmyPC deployments and or assignments to never be prompted for restarts (even if it needed one). This w...

for some apps like 7-zip it really would be useful to have that feature since it doesn't configure file associations by default... https://silentinstallhq.com/7-zip-21-07-silent-install-how-to-guide/

Adding a search bar into the CVE Import Wizard to allow users to search for individual CVE ID's directly in the publisher instead of saving 1 ID to a CSV file, copying it over, importing it and processing it would be a great addition to making thi...

Automatically create a folder based on application name / provider within the application library on SCCM.

Having Unique ID’s would help in writing SSRS reports to exclude anything that is Superseded, today you can have two updates with the same ID and one is expired and the other is not making it harder to report on.

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

Instead of having CVE scan items in our catalog, have the CVE scan relate to our catalog items found in customers DB from our scan

When initially setting up, it's great to copy the enabled products from the Updates over to the ConfigMgr Apps. But as new products get added/modified, it would be great to copy a new Update's settings to the ConfigMgr App counterpart for only tha...

for instance regarding java... let's say some users have applications that won't work if java 8 is updated above version 201 java 8 version 211 is the latest version out. how can we create a update for 201 if patch my pc will automatically get 211?

At present, when an app or update is published to Intune, then un-ticked, it is not un-published, and essentially becomes orphaned. Yes we can search for all apps published by PMPC in the Application Manager however I would appreciate an obvious c...