Patch My PC Publisher

I was trying to find if this had been suggested, but the concept is pretty simple: I currently have the Publishing Service emailing out aggregate results when a PMPC sync completes and a real-time feed going to a Teams channel. However, I would lo...

It may be useful for customers to be able to see if assignments on their Intune Apps and Intune Updates are inherited from the top level. Example attached

sometimes there are inhouse build apps that could potientaly benefit from this tool!

Some orgs might want to have apps and updates automatically published if they are installed on a specific percentage of the total count of device, 10% for instance.

Add a right click option to remove certain Start Menu Entries for applications. Java for instance leaves a "Check for Updates" Start Menu Entry even when Desktop Shortcuts and Updates are disabled through Patch My PC.

Currently, you can only set a static logging directory path for an app/update. It would be great if we could insert variables like product name/version to help consolidate logs in directories for that specific install. This makes it quick and easy...

Hi There, I try to delete the "updater" folder in app folder by using a .ps1 script via "Post-Update Script" - this is my solution to get the updater deactivated. Remove-Item " $env:programfiles \Notepad++\updater" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue We...

When testing application publishing and modifying application settings, the publishing tool should update the Intune or SCCM application if there was a change to any of the options that are available via right click. Currently, the tool will only ...

Having the number of enabled Apps and Updates visible on their respective tabs (somewhere suitable on the Publisher GUI of course) would be useful when comparing the number of Apps vs Updates that are activated. This would also be useful during re...

We are using ADR to automate a flow from test to production. Patches/applications have to be approved before we are pushing them into production because of our complex infrastructure and a desire not to interfere with patches every day. But someti...