It would allow an administrator to confirm custom schedules like "Every 23 days, from 11 September 2017" and monthly schedules using offsets are hitting the expected dates, preventing unauthorized change. There is a "Last Evaluation Time" so to have the "Next Evaluation Time" is logical.

Being able to select a device group when scanning for updates and only seeing updates that are missing from that group would be a huge help.
currently the counts reflect the whole environment which is much less helpful.

Forward incoming client http requests to the SUP to https when 'Require SSL communication to the WSUS server' is checked.

Integrate the Clean Software Update Groups add-on into SCCM console.

While creating an Auto Deploy Rules(ADR) to deploy the updates, can we have an option to choose the updates release times as "between so an so hours" option. We only have options like "Last 1/2/3/4/8 hours" etc, I need to deploy something that got released between last 4 to 12 hours" as an example. I'm trying to deploy the definition updates in a phased manner to 3 different collection. Cert, Pilot & Prod. So that the prod collections will have patches released between last 8 to 12 hours and should not contains anything that released in the last 8 hours.

It would be nice to have more options within the software update summarization. Today you only have the options to select days/hours. I have seen/heard where larger organizations have trouble running this in a timely manner. Some options would be to only summarize updates that are deployed and/or summarize updates that have been released/revised in x amount of days.

When you are looking up a certain software update and it shows you that 53 are non complainant that you could click on the graph that shows 53 and would bring up those machines by name to go apply the updated too.

Software update - SUP

Need to allow the SCCM client cache to remove software updates and to also to remove software in the cache if the software updates exceeds the cache size.

When a software update has a superseded = yes, it would be useful to also be able to see if the superseding update is deployed, to verify it is safe to remove from a given software update group.

M365 Offline Updates Exporter Utility - Language Selection

Provide language option for OfficeUpdateExporter.exe so that only content related to language of choice is downloaded for an update (rather than update content for all languages). This would reduce a significant amount of time and disk space when gathering M365 App updates.

I would like the software updates module have an improved filter.
Basically I want to create filters which can use NOT LIKE on columns such as severity or Product.

When a category is deselected from third party update catalog, updates belonging to that category remain in Configuration Manager but are no longer updated. Consider expiring and removing third party updates from Configuration Manager when they no longer belong to any categories selected in the third party catalog, similar to how Microsoft updates are expired and removed when their Product is deselected from the SUP component properties.

It seems that if you set a client notification time in Computer Restart client policy that exceeds the maintenance window on a collection then the devices in that collection will never force a reboot with a user logged on.

It would be nice if it gave the user the notification window but when the maintenance window comes around for the 2nd time and a reboot has not been done then the installation would happen at the start of that maintenance window.

is it possible to see the Software update download date in console?

i mean when a KB is revisited or bug fixed but keep the same name it's good to know if i donwloaded the previous version or the revisited one.

then i can see if i need to redownload the kb or not

When enabling the "Upgrades" classification in SCCM SUP properties, the advice about KB3095113 is wrong, KB3095113 is superceded by KB4041693. This is horrendous to unravel and badly needs clarification and attention. Please make efforts to sort this mess out, thanks.

We do not apply quality updates in our environment. We only deploy security only updates. There are updates that are superseded by quality updates only. They are also superseded for longer than our site configurations supersedence rules and therefore we have no way to deploy these to our environment except building a package for them.

When deploying Software, Updates etc. the Deployment Wizard should show the actual 'Member Count' of a collection like in the example screenshot.

In addition in the Deployment Overview the 'Assets Targeted' column should be displayed as default and immediately display something after a deployment has been created. Currently it can take quite a long time before you can see the actual amount of clients targeted.

This will make it easier for Sys Admins to prevent accidental deployments