Install and Shutdown / Install and reboot with Software Updates
In Windows client, after receiving software updates from the SUP, I want you to be able to use the" install and reboot / shutdown and update" botton.
Kazuo Saito
shared this idea
Updating to complete. The feature was enabled in 1606 release and available in Windows 10.
The feature is not available in down-level OS’s.
17 comments
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Steven Bowser
commented
Where is this option in SCCM 1810? I don't see it. Is it a client setting?
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Anonymous
commented
Any chance you can updated the status of this? It has been listed as "started" for over 1 year now. Please assign it to someone that will either work on it, or decline it. You need to improve the User experience on this before your customers start asking for another solution that does.
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Anonymous
commented
In started state since over one year? Any News?
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J
commented
Any news regarding this feature
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Cristopher
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Those of you who use task scheduler, could you point me towards a blog post with some of the sample code being used?
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Dustin Hedges
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Would love to see this extended to include Configuration Items/Baselines as well.
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Nathan McNulty
commented
@dgr, I find myself using scheduled tasks more and more as well. If these hooks are available to the built in task scheduler, there is no reason that ConfigMgr can't tie in with those same hooks. For example, in addition to startup/shutdown and logon/logoff, Task Scheduler can kick off based on being idle for a specified period of time, on an event ID match, on session connect/disconnect, and workstation lock / unlock. Imagine the possibilities if we could key off those same options within ConfigMgr!
Whenever possible, we avoid notifying the end user of changes being made to their computer, and this added flexibility gives us control of involving the end user only when we want to rather than when we have to.
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dgr
commented
We've done the task scheduler route in the past a few times and it generally works pretty well but needs a bunch of boilerplate code behind it to mitigate a number of possible failure/looping install issues.
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Anonymous
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This feature would be a VERY helpful. I would add, we should be able to also force the logoff to allow the application to install on the deadline.
This would greatly assist in upgrading applications that are running all of the time.
One real life example was the upgrade of office, our biggest failure event was due to users running/launching office apps during the upgrade (word is off not outlook right???).
It is vital to be able to run applications when a user cannot interfere, just like windows updates. As a matter of fact I would LOVE it if we had the option to run apps just like updates do at logon/off.
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Panu Saukko
commented
One typical scenario for this feature would be that a user selects Install updates & restart when the user goes to lunch. After the lunch, the computer would be immediately available.
Now you can install the updates immediately, but without the restart option.
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Nathan McNulty
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I think the real key here is adding more events that can kick off an application (or even package). I'm sure we could make a more comprehensive list, but here's just a few examples that would be awesome to have:
Startup
Logon
Network Status Change (ex. Connected to Ethernet)
At client check-in
Logoff
Shutdown
CustomIf you did custom events, you could base it on creation or termination of applications (tie in with mtgmgr) or anything else you can dream of.
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Jonas
commented
+1
It would also be nice to have a "install at shutdown" Feature. That would be helpful for many Notebook users. they dont log off, but they shutdown. -
Herman
commented
The SCCM-Agent could set a scheduled task to run at "logoff or logon" or write the information under "Currentversion\Run" in registry.
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Kym Dyer
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Am I missing something here? Doesn't the scheduling option allow "As soon as possible", "Log on" or "Log Off". I only ever use the first option, so maybe the other two don't work ... or maybe I'm right off track?
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Steven John Cuthill commented
Agreed ! ( i would vote but run out )
i would also like to see the an option to " Install at Start up Only" or an option for "Install at shut-down Only" bit like how Group Policy currently manages MSI deployment.
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Paul Faulkner
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I absolutely second this idea!
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Tomas Gatial
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Now only you can do is select "Install when no user is logged on", but this is no way if you have per-user applications.
During user logon ccmexec may not be started (because have Delayed start), but during user logoff is running... so this should be option how to perform this operation.
Another way how to do this is an idea of Roger G.:
Check for running .exe, give the User the option to postpone
https://configurationmanager.uservoice.com/forums/300492-ideas/suggestions/8340111-check-for-running-exe-give-the-user-the-option-t
This can be another solution for missing installation or uninstallation option of applications during user logon or logoff. Application will check if superseded app is running, if not the upgrade will start.