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It would be nice to have a standardised method that Patch My PC uses to enable third party software to detect that it's operating on a device. My use case is to detect the presence of PMPC with a third-party RMM tool, so whether this is checking f...
Our company renames all of the applications which are "Expired" with a prefix. By expired, we mean that the application has been replaced with a newer version. It would be great if the publisher could have a secondary naming scheme that could be a...
I'd like to see different options for conflicting process and its advanced settings based on CVE severity. i.e. for "Allow the user to defer the installation" might have Low = 7d, Medium = 5d, High = 2d and Critical = 1 or even 'Auto-close conflic...
End of Life or Compability report if product is used.
is it possible to include into the daily report like new updates, and new versions when a software that i am using, is end of life, or has a compability issue so its no longer maintained. I usually dont have time to read all the newsletters and ca...
enable a function to remove auto remove the check mark on update products if not on any device more like the "Auto-Publishing" then a auto clean up function on updates to products not installed more.
Right now the RSS feed contains both Updates to apps as well as newly released apps from the team. This works great! However if there was an RSS feed just for new apps I could better determine if I need to add them to be patched or deployed.
This issue happens upon the creation of manual supersedence rules on some of the apps that we publish within ConfigMgr, but when we do the update in place on each new release, it sets their supersedence rule to inactive.