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Guess we all work at Amazon now.

Common graphics design program.

We have this deployed on a number of laptops, would be handy to be able to deploy update via PMPC.

Would we be able to create a dashboard/report for ConfigMgr updates that a customer may have enabled that are "not required" on all 100% of devices? Then possibly create a button that allows them to remove them from the environment and/or uncheck ...

SmallPDF have updates every 2-3 weeks. Would be good to automate the patching of the application

Allowing PMPC to update or remove VPN clients can help every user in the fleet.

Advanced Insights only uses info obtained by Configuration Manager - which is usually the first IPv4 & IPv6 address. In cases of using a VPN would be nice to see all network info and IP's, as sometimes Configuration Manager will show the users...

Patches that have CVEs have a criticality rating. This determines how easy it is to exploit the security issue, and whether it is being done in the wild, with a CVE of 4 (or lower) generally not being a serious issue, but a CVE of 9-10 being a ver...

Any company that deals with a large amount of graphic designers will have computers with the full adobe suite. Currently they have to use patch my pc for the basic adobe then go computer by computer to do the rest of the suite.

Currently, without this option, every single Intune app or update must be manually configured upon coming into Intune. For example, we often set PmyPC deployments and or assignments to never be prompted for restarts (even if it needed one). This w...