Same as in Intune , why ConfigMgr don't discover AD Groups names and add it to a new tab so i can deploy Apps to these groups without creating a collection and link it to the AD group

Application groups can be deployed to a collection but cannot be added in a Task Sequence and then deployed. Please enable the Task Sequence deployment for Application Groups.

For many package programs I have to make two different programs one for 32 bit and another for 64 bit. Currently I have to run down the list and select the 10x 32 bit OSs and the 10x 64 bit options manually. It would be easier if we could do a one click per bit version of the OSs.

It would be nice to have the App Deployment Toolkit Intergrated When deploying software.
So that we can have a nice popups like in the App Deployment Toolkit.

It would be nice to have the search box available in the "All Microsoft Edge Updates" node too.

Be able to block Servers from getting OS Deployment Task Sequence, and Applications. Only let say manage Software Updates for Servers. Much more secure

I would like to be able to see a "retired on" date for applications that are marked retired. This way if I see that an app was marked retired 3 or 6 months ago, we could work through and delete these from SCCM. Right now, there's not a good way to tell when an application was marked retired. If I'm wrong, please let me know! :)

If an icon has been assigned to an app, display it in the application node rather than the generic icon.

Actually, is it impossible to deploy MS Edge on management computer without internet: It doesnt't look like you're connected to the internet :

Please close the wizard, check your connection and try again.
Failed to create and establish connection to https://aka.ms/cmedgeapi

Is it possible to add the feature with manual download or add remote download from sccm server like windows update ?

Active Setup in SCCM.
- Execution of application packages in the user context.
Example configuration of the user profile (registry, user policy, user profil file, etc.).
- Resumption of parameters during Windows 10 upgrade (SAC)

When moving applications to a different folder, the application should inherit the folder security scope. I have to manually modify the security scope for the moved application. This is on 1906 build.

Once Application deployments go out, you cannot stop them.

With Package deployments you can at least expire them if an issue arises, and save the data relating to that deployment. Once the Application deployment is deleted, you lose all the data of the affected machines.

SCCM Task Sequences and Application Groups have option to delete install cache after install. Can we have the same for Single Applications, rather than having to create Task\Application sequences? Sometimes I just need to deploy a single app to a collection and want the install cache to be removed after a successful install, and not have it take up valuable disk space as some Apps we deploy are 20GB+ in size.

It would be great if Microsoft allowed for the management of Edge extensions in the SCCM console. It would be great to (1) collect information about the extensions in use, (2) designate certain extensions as allowed, (3) block known extensions.

This is already possible in Chrome by using Google's cloud management solution and we'd really like to be able to more granularly manage Edge without another management silo.

Additional columns within the application Deployment Type tab. I'd like to be able to add/remove columns for fields such as:
-Content Location
-Installation Program
-Uninstall Program
-Product Code
-Detection Method
-User Experience (Behavior, logon requirement, Max Run Time)
-Requirements
-Dependencies (Expanded, view array of all dependencies or dependency names would be nice)

Currently when building an Office C2R application within Configuration Manager you get the ability to configure all of your installation settings. But when the application is built it doesn't come with an uninstall string and thus no uninstall.xml file. Additionally, It would be great to have the process populate an icon for the application within Software Center.