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As part of the Manage Conflicting Processes\Notification Policies for updates, add an option to show a notification pop-up after the installation of the update has completed. Users don't know how long an update installation will take after allowing to go forward after closing the conflicting processes. This would let them know the update is complete and they can start working with the closed app again.
We would also love this
To expand, i would like to include the ability to control showing the user when a conflicting app has installed and to relaunch the app
This would be great to have in our org. The only complaint I've gotten about PMP- but unfortunately it's been a vocal one- is that no success window is displayed after the installation occurs, so people are not sure how long they have to run the app. If I turn on Intune notifications the users get failures if they delay the installation so we really need those off to decrease confusion.
This is a major issue with the product overall. I've been working on implementing PMPC for a client, and this came up in conversation very early in the implementation process.
This would be especially helpful for Adobe updates since they take so long, and you can't open any office applications until the update finishes. One of the biggest complaints we get from end users.
Going to expand on this. The only option in Intune is to turn on all notification, which is way too verbose for most. This would really benefit Application Updates, as that is the part where the user gets notified to close down and install an app, but then doesn't get anything to say "Everything updated fine" or even a "we had an issue and will retry this later". Also going to request the same kind of thing from the Intune team as well.
This is really a much needed feature. Hope it will be implemented in the near future
This feature would greatly help! It's already part of the PSADT framework and would greatly value PMPC.
We would love this as well.