Would love to be able to copy Administrative Categories from one application to another. My org uses these A LOT and it is cumbersome to go through a long list of checkboxes to apply them all to a new application. A way to copy them would save quite a bit of time and would reduce errors.

The list can be copied from the General Information tab, could that be field changed to an input field for copy/paste? Maybe a button for "Copy From Another Application" could be there that would let you choose a source application?

When deploying an Application group, it would be nice in Software Center if the name of the individual app that was installing would show in the status.

When using the "Install Behavior" options on a deployment type for an application, the prompt to close the applications does not come to the front of the software center and to the center of the end users attention, please can you fix this?

Right now the OG feature only supports software Update deployments.
Extend this feature to include application deployments, TS deployments and application group deployments.
This will increase the value of OG.

Application requirements are set to make sure the install routine completes successfully, for example enough free disk space, minimum RAM, etc. These requirements are not the same for running the uninstall routine successfully.

Consider an application requires 10GB hard disk space to install. It is installed successfully. Later, free hard disk space drops below 10GB so the application is hidden in Software Center. The user cannot now uninstall the application using Software Center.

We need the ability to easily see which application is included in which application group.

This could be done similar to dependency references in the "References" tab of the application.

The provided Application Model Operation System Conditions for Windows 10 versions are limited in scope. Currently the Operator options for Windows 10 are two choices.

Windows 10 (Select This to get the two below)
All Windows 10 (ARM64)
All Windows 10 (64-bit)
All Windows 10 (32-bit)

We're using "Windows 10 Enterprise for Virtual Desktops" and we're not able to select this operating system from here.

Please add "Windows 10 Enterprise for Virtual Desktops" under windows 10 node or please provide a way to edit this list.

Thank you.

Application dependency is causing issues in the following scenario.

"MainApp Addon 1.0" has a dependency on either "MainApp 1.0" or "MainApp 1.1".
MainApp 1.1 superseeds MainApp 1.0 with uninstall checkbox.
Both "MainApp 1.0" and "MainApp Addon 1.0" is installed on computer.
When trying to update "MainApp 1.0" to "MainApp 1.1" the log "AppIntentEval.log" will spit out errors and app upgrade will not occur.

Also new computers will have issues trying to install "MainApp 1.0" and "MainApp Addon 1.0".

This can cause issues in upgrade scenarios of application and workarounds that needs to be created.

At present, if an AppV has been only published to one user, or globally for the machine, and the AppV setting 'AutoCleanUp' has been enabled, when the AppV is removed it is 'Unpublished' by the CCM client but removed by the 'AutoCleanUp' process meaning the subsequent 'Removal' command from the CCM client fails and Software Center hence reports the removal as a Fail.

This needs to be addressed.

I would like configmgr to integrate with winget.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-package-manager-preview/

Please allow me to simply tell winget to install/uninstall an application and allow sccm to monitor the result codes. Provide winget as a part of the sccm client install. Reduce my work effort to deploy applications!

This should be a native deployment type as well. Let sccm ingest all the possible applications winget supports!

Allow application content to be stored via Microsoft Connected Cache!

Currently, we are in the process of cleaning up installed applications. We have been seeing rule is in conflict of other rules more frequently. On the Deployment view we see More Detail including the conflicting application, which is the application we are trying to remove. That application has no other deployments than the uninstall. Unfortunately it does not show the deployment that is causing this behavior. I'm aware you can not have available or required (install) deployments, however this goes beyond that.

Add an option to the builtin Edge deployment Wizard in the console so we can choose to create the desktop icon or not.

There is a "Install Software" option in the drop down list when one creates a task sequence. It will be nice if there is also a "Remove Software" option in the drop down list too. While it is possible to just deploy to uninstall just one MSI application, it will be nice if one can uninstall multiple MSI application in a task sequence.

Currently, application detection method scripts are ran in such a way that it causes issues with certain levels of PowerShell Constrained Language Mode. An example of how scripts are run is below.

"C:\WINDOWS\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\PowerShell.exe" -NoLogo -Noninteractive -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass "& 'C:\WINDOWS\CCM\SystemTemp\11a53fac-8144-438e-aa01-6d2378be848b.ps1'"

To better allow detection method scripts to be ran under Constrained Language mode, the script should be ran with -File instead of with the call operator &.

With the current configuration it is not possible to use PowerShell based detection methods in some scenarios, reducing their usefulness.

See this idea for more info. https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-440

When creating a web application, it would be great if we could choose the location it appears rather than just the program menu.