Delete multiple objects from console
It would be very great and intuitive to be able to delete multiple apps \ deployment types\ deployments \ packages \ driver packages and even folders from Console without creating custom PowerShell scripts.
Today when selecting multiple objects the delete option becomes greyed out.

26 comments
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Aron Love commented
This would be extremely handy for those of us who don't have the PowerShell chops and need to delete a large number of applications or packages.
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Anonymous commented
~This is no longer important to me as you guys tool so long I wrote my own front end to the Console to do what I need done. It's sad if I can do this is a few days with limited skill set then you should have been able to do this in four years time with an existing console ALREADY built. SMH
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Anonymous commented
This is an annoying missing feature
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Patryk commented
Over 4 years old idea, still not resolved. LMAO
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yannara commented
I am spending 8 hours of deleting OSD package instead of 5 minutes without Select All - Delete option. It is redicules!
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Anonymous commented
~Agreed!
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Anonymous commented
~Yes Please!
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Chris Long commented
You can click on a Task Sequence Deployment and Delete all deployments listed, but if a Collection has multiple different deployments you can only delete 1 at a time. Not sure if this is a safety feature or not to prevent you from deleting deployments you want to keep.
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Anonymous commented
Deleting Multiple Failed Content from DP.IT became tedious process to delete multiple unwanted/failed content from DP.Show Failed Sucess status of Content in DP Properties(under Administrator). This will help admin to sort out failed packages and choose it in bulk for deletion from Specific DP
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Anonymous commented
~Please make this happen!
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Anonymous commented
~Could not agree more!
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Anonymous commented
Option to DISABLE revision history. Don't use it, don't need it. Same problem here trying to manage global conditions.
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Joe commented
Please work on this Microsoft
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Andrew commented
Annnnd almost Christmas 2018....come on guys!
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Anonymous commented
I do not know why this is not a thing already!
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Roy Essers commented
This would be a great idea, although this can also be accomplished with the following powershell line:
Get-CMApplicationRevisionHistory -Name "YourAppName" | ? {$_.IsLatest -eq $False} | % {Remove-CMApplicationRevisionHistory -Name $_.LocalizedDisplayName -Revision $_.SDMPackageVersion -Force} -
Eric Hebert commented
A button on the revisions window to delete all revisions without a reference would make this easier.
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Anonymous commented
I had to delete 30 revision histories to delete a global condition and... its Christmas again...
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Phuong commented
Mass deleting applications and other conifguration manager objects would be a time saver.
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Amy Ahlberg commented
We really need this. It is tedious and time-consuming to delete revision history one-by-one.