Patch My PC Publisher

Actually, when a new application is deployed, a log file is generated on client computer under C:\Windows\CCM\logs\PatchMyPCInstallLogs when logging is enable... But if I had log file of previous installation (few days ago) these logs are deleted ...

Many of the applications that can be updated via PatchMyPC have both Corporate and Free licensed versions, it would be extremely handy to publish an empty content application that has the install/uninstall commands and detection methods. Then we c...

Some customers have to use an upstream WSUS that they do not control and in some cases have different PKI between environments, both of which prevent a wsusutil export/import to transfer 3rd party updates. A nice solution would be the publishing s...

Although it's nice that PMPC adds the uninstall option to applications, it would be even better to make this optional as some applications, although deployed as available may have the need to not be uninstallable by the user.

besides just checking the rules https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-191, there might be situations, where you actually want to change the rules. I do understand, that this might get you (as in 'the administrator changing the rules') in b...

We have customers that would like to force the "Manage Conflicting Process" Notification to either Dark Mode or Light Mode specifically. It would be nice if this could be configured in the Manage Conflicting Process Settings Pane.

We have apps with custom post scripts and you can't copy them from sccm to intune. so you have to recreate it again in intune. Easy but annoying

Auto organize applications in SCCM under their corresponding vendor named folder. Currently this can be done manually, but it would be great to have the option to have it done automatically.

We currently have our instance of PMPC on our SCCM server scheduled to follow the Microsoft monthly patch Tuesday schedule on the second Tuesday of the month. We are now looking to schedule a second running of the sync service on the forth Tuesday...

A customer today mentioned that he was unaware of the fact that .net core sdk had been removed from our supported products. This was announced in this KB article - https://patchmypc.com/third-party-software-update-catalog-release-history-april-202...