Task sequences are only officially supported in operating system deployment scenarios. Task sequences are incredibly useful with their explicit logic and tight control. There's many cases where it can be useful to deploy task sequences outside of operating system deployment scenarios for complex software deployment scenarios.

Task sequences should be made a first class citizen outside of operating system deployment scenarios.

New-CMApplication rejects icons larger than 250x250 and returns the warning and error below, even though the SCCM console allows icons up to 500x500.
WARNING: The maximum size of an icon is 250px X 250px.
New-CMApplication : Validation of input parameters failed. Cannot continue.

Some customers has multiple SCCM environments (Test and Production), and want to enable co-management from multiple (two) ConfigMgr hierarchies.
They need to test and verify that nothing is broken before moving into production.

It would be nice to be able to control the client cache size settings using the client settings policies. This way you have a simple way to increase it if you have a package which is larger than the initial deployed size.

both in online and offline modes of the Service Connection Point, when installing 1511 and then get the updates, ConfigMgr downloads 1602, 1602 hotfixes and 1606 EasySetups (and all of their prerequisites) when in 99% of the cases - we only need the latest release.
this causes a lot of time waiting and bandwidth usage for nothing and it will probably get worse as there will be more future release.
we want an option to choose what release to download instead of download them all

Scenario:
- End user receives a "new software is available notification' (balloon/toast)
- End user clicks the notification
- Software Center opens and shows the "Applications" tab

There is no indication which is the new item where the notification refers too. The user needs to look for any new items in a potentially large list.

It would be nice if the relevant item would be highlighted and/or (temporarily) be listed somewhere on top of the list.

• same as exits for Package/Programs and Apps and Updates!

Currently Office 365 can't be patched with WSUS, instead you have to have your clients either contacting the Internet (not very good option for large enterprise), or you will have to distribute the new updated version on shared folders and define the new update source. it would be interesting to be able to use WSUS also for C2R apps.

There should be a built-in PowerShell Cmdlet to disable/enable verbose,debug,sql...etc. logging options instead changing Registry keys.

It seems that Software Center is using the program name to populate packages within the interface. Many admins create a package with a package name that relates to the product being installed but then create program with a name 'Install' or 'Uninstall'.

When the deployment is available in the Software Center it can be confusing for the end user to know what software is to be installed.

Ideally both Package Name and Program Name should displayed in the Software Center.

See discussion here
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/140b36e7-7dc0-4194-86a0-9c81f4875fe2/new-software-center-missing-package-name

The following behaviour should be fixed

1. Create 'Collection A'


2. Create 'Collection B'


3. Go to the properties of Collection A. Under Membership Rules, go to Add Rule and select 'Include Collections'. Choose 'Collection B'.


4. Rename 'Collection B' to 'Collection C'.


5. Note that under the Membership Rules, Collection C is still referenced using it's old name.

When a collection is renamed, this change should also be reflected under the 'Membership Rules' of other collections.

In Configuration Manager 1910 a user can uninstall an "app group" in Software Center if it is deployed as available. This is great! However the uninstall order is the same as the install order. we need the following in the uninstall space:
-Reverse order of uninstall
-Control if a application should be left instead of removed, could be needed in other app group.
-Control the order if necessary

Hi,

SQL Server 2016 and Reporting Services is shaping up to be a gigantic upgrade! The new Reporting services actually looks like a tool from this century! And Power BI is just amazing.

Is there any roadmap or info of when will SCCM will support SQL Server 2016 or just Reporting Services 2016?

Please remove feedback button from the rubbon and add-it only on the (Alt-F) Menu (Backstage tab).

Too many feedback button appear on the console since 1702.

I'd like to see a few things added to CMPivot after having a chance to use it recently.
1. Joins: Would be really useful to be able to join data from different entities, like joining process data with the device data to be able see what makes and models are running a specific process that may have a memory leak issue.

1. Additional Operators: Would be nice to be able to do a math operation on data that comes back, convert memory values to MB/GB with division, etc.

Don't install VC++ 2005 redistributable during the ConfigMgr current branch client installation as it is a 10+ year old pre-requisite. Make it so only the latest version of C++ is installed.