Patch My PC Publisher

Like many I guess, we use the product to patch different environments - clients managed by Intune, servers on-prem patched by WSUS, usually with different app or patching requirements. It would be useful to be able to publish to, say, just WSUS, o...

Having Unique ID’s would help in writing SSRS reports to exclude anything that is Superseded, today you can have two updates with the same ID and one is expired and the other is not making it harder to report on.

Now if you change a setting in a pmp app (pre-post action) trigger the publishing sync a new alert is send, would only want an alert with new version/update. Not when modifying the app settings.

Don't suppress an application that need an uninstall before installing the new version when you're in download only mode (ie: inkscape)

it would be helpful if you don't have to manually assign every single application or update to a group in Intune, but could do this with a mulitselect for multiple applications or updates at once.

When deploying an app via intune if the upgrade is skipped due to application is running then we need script runner to pass 1641 (hard error - intune try’s again in 24 hours) rather than 1618 (retry - intune try’s again in 5 mins). This stops repe...

Some companies always use the same Availability/Restart grace period settings for all apps. It would be cool if we could define some 'default' settings that apply to all applications by default, but can be changed on an application level.

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 ...

Anything under "All Products" of the publisher interface should be highlighted if the settings are configured differently from those above. So.. if you change the settings for a vendor.. or product.. those lines will be visibly different so you ca...

Had a few occasions lately where the Cached package was missing or corrupt. This caused the built in Repair option to fail. Changing the repair option to the following corrected the issue. Using the v option to re-cache the local file. msiexec.exe...