During a training session I misread a Lab on Software Updates. I ran the Synchronization and proceeded to download 10k+ software updates because I did not choose the specific updates I needed for the lab correctly. I had to continue to another lab while I waited for the Synchronization to complete. This is entirely my fault, but my instructor thought this would be a good idea to see if it would be possible to stop a running synchronization of Software Updates.

At our school district we deploy testing software. We want to be able to include collections and exclude collections to what they see visible in software center without modifying the collection or having to create another collection. We set a requirement in the application, but Users still see the software and try to install it.

Allow the administrator the ability to change the list of approvers on software that is requires and admin approval. Currently you have to redeploy in order to change who can approve a software deployment

Allow addition of Folders and subfolders.

User requests software. Admin approves software. User has no way to know when the new software request has been approved.

It would be nice if there was a Toast Window to display, "You're new software was approved and is now ready for you to install. Click here to install."

It would be very usefull, if the Software Center could be set to automatically trigger actions like Mashine Policy Retrieval and Evaluation Cycle, Application Deployment Evaluation Cycle etc. when running it.
Displaying a loading icon to show Software Center is looking for new Applications would be charming.

It could also be a "refresh application catalog" or "searching for new applications" button somewhere integraded within the Software Center.

This would help a lot to avoid users asking "where is the app, I cant see it..."

We add two localisationed descriptions to ours apps in software center. And When you click install button localisation suddenly chaging and stay. Seems to be some how connected to default language option of localisation.

In software centre add a select all button when using multi-select mode in applications

The current 'Required software changes…' dialog only informs the user that 'The change will be applied after <deadline date> at <deadline time>, or you can apply the changes:…'. It would more empower the user for making a smarter decision when choosing to apply changes 'Right now (recommended)', 'Outside my business hours', or 'Snooze and remind me:' if the following additional information is provided on a per deployment basis:
1. Estimated install time
2. Indication of what apps will close
3. Indication if a restart is expected
4. Customization of notification text (i.e. ability for administrator to specify exact wording)

To verify for the user that the option they have chosen for when changes will be applied to their system ('Right now (recommended)', 'Outside my business hours', or 'Snooze and remind me:'), customization of the confirmation button would be ideal, for example:
• If 'Right now (recommended)' is selected, the button text would read 'Install'
• If 'Outside my business hours' is selected, the button text would read 'After Hours'
• If ''Snooze and remind me:' is selected, the button text would read 'Snooze'
• If 'Restart my computer automatically if selected, the button color changes

Keyword searches work in application catalog but not software center

When you customize the color scheme for Software center in client settings, it does not change the loading bar directly underneath the logo for software center. Currently the default color is green.

Create optional buttons at Application and Update section in Softwarecenter to run deployed applications or update task in softwarecenter.
Would be much easier to tell people update the deployed apps or windows updates

Make the phased deployment only feature >>
"Gradually make the software available over the period of time"
....a generic sccm feature available to ANY sccm deployment config, as it would be very useful in many rollout situations.
Thanks

Just like the title says. When clients reside on a subnet not defined in boundaries, the deploy stays in a "downloading" state forever. This is not accurate. The deploy is not downloading. Please raise a meaningful error message that indicates the deploy has failed and to contact your administrator to add a new boundary.

I read somewhere else that that feature is no longer functional due because Application Catalog was retired. Please update the documentation if this is true.

rather than having the upgrade OS task sequence sit in the middle of the screen while running have an option to make it display as a notification