Search results: Patch My PC Publisher

For SOC audit and others, it would be useful to have distinct log files, separate from normal logging. We have the emails each time we sync, but getting them into excel is a bear. The idea is a simple log showing the app name, version number, any ...

Even though PMPC will not manage all apps in existence, it would be nice to flag the apps which aren't supported by PMPC.Maybe add another column in the inventory scanner with shows with YES/NO if it's supported or not.

Having the Installed / Pending / Failed counts as Integers. Currently those columns sort alphabetically rather than numerically - so 2 is sorted as a larger count than 1999 - which is not correct.

Currently the only way to see which updates and apps have right click options enabled is by right clicking on the individual products. With a large list of products, it's impossible to remember what modifications have been made to which products. ...

Every time I open this window to check on Failed/Pending etc I always repeat the same 4 actions (Turn off Description and Publisher columns, Turn on Failed column, Resize Name column). If the app remembers the last layout, then each person can cus...

In some cases, IT Teams need to know when a certain update was released, so, after adding the desired criteria, when the Preview button is pressed, it would be nice to also show the ReleaseDate.

It would be great to be able to be able to see the number of assignments on an app in it's own column, much like when looking at the 'Deployments' column in the ConfigMgr console - I ran into an issue where I had to go through each, one by one in ...

At present, when an app or update is published to Intune, then un-ticked, it is not un-published, and essentially becomes orphaned. Yes we can search for all apps published by PMPC in the Application Manager however I would appreciate an obvious c...

It will show compliance on that application quickly and the export allows them to address as required.

Using the published Updates Wizard is handy to decline a bad patch, sure. It would be incredibly handy if it included a column that reflected how many systems require the patch like the MECM console does. Why would a Required column be so handy? I...