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Some applications support side-by-side installation of multiple versions, but there are situations where this is not desired. Currently, removing existing versions requires the use of pre- and post-installation scripts. It would be helpful to have...
A number of applications in the Patch My PC catalog offer ARM architecture support and this seems to be gaining popularity. A couple examples I've noticed thus far are Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, Sysmon just released ARM support this ...
We request the ability to add and package custom PowerShell scripts as Win32 Intune apps directly within Patch My PC, eliminating the need for manual packaging using IntuneWinAppUtil.exe. Key Features: Support for adding multiple files alongside P...
Update the manage conflicting process dialog using PSADT
The current manage conflicting process toast that the end users see is, well, not as good looking as it could be, especially compared to the dialog boxes that PSADT 4.1 presents. Consider moving to using PSADT or at least a more modern looking int...
Hi Team, not seeing the new versions of Red Hat OpenJDK updates for v1.8 (1.8.0.462 or greater), v17(17.0.16.0.8 or greater) and v21(21.0.8.0.9 or greater). The existing versions from PMPC are not UpToDate and looking for latest versions. They are...
Add a Custom Severity and Interactive popup warning field to the Publisher
I would like to have some vendor updates be set to "Custom Severity - Low" and have a popup warning when they are triggered from an available deployment. Example: Wacom Tablet Driver supports different hardware depending on the version of the soft...
Since this week the Windows App is released as .msix file https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-app/overview. This makes it possible to update the Windows App by using update rings. Herefore it would be great if it is added to Patch My PC Supp...