Ideas

Hi, It would be great if it was possible to decide where the PMP define scripts logs are saved on the client's computer. Currently, the following is hardcoded under the PatchMyPC-Remove-Application-X.ps1 script : "C:\Windows\Temp\PatchMyPC-' + $($...

Would like to see: Computer name or collection name where the action was sent to. Currently, I see the parameters box has the Resource ID. Computer name used to send the job, not just the IP. Currently, the "Client" field is empty. Desired result ...

Customer wanted information about devices that couldn't be processed because it was missing data e.g we log missing serial numbers for dell.

Currently, we need to check the Events blade to see if a deployment was updated. It would be nice to see this in the Deployments blade. Showing only the "Date Created" is a little ambiguous when trying to understand if we deployed a newer version

Please allow the option to dynamically deploy updates based on particular CVEs

It would be useful if we could customise the 'Update In Progress' prompt when a user is trying to open a conflicting processes, to maybe include company branding and/or change the text, add an icon or add some test like 'Patch My PC Updates Servic...

Different companies do source folders differently it would be nice to change/affect the structure that is created. For example creating an app that has the same name as the source folder would make it easy to track the what source folder is attach...

Hello and good day, I would like to ask you something: I use "Patch My PC" and the app "Multicommander," which is a dual file manager. Patch My PC detects this product during the upgrade check, but version 15.6.0.3105 is currently available and in...

The objective is to determine which supported products are required for devices but not currently set as enabled products on a periodic basis. While the Auto-Publishing Rules is available, there are a number of products which we would want to revi...

It did with earlier versions, but not since the latest update.