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A log file would be great, but for me a SQL table would be better so that I can query or use a report for the information without needing access to the local device.
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Updating status to noted.
Also updating since we’ve added using alternate credentials in our 1902 release.
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I believe that the "Apply Driver Package task sequence step must be run in the WinPE environment, so that might be a problem
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Windows has long had a function to update drivers in Device Manager on a single computer by allowing a user to search for an update. I'm not sure what resources are searched, but it would seem like SCCM could be a source in a managed environment and SCCM should provide an automated and scalable way to apply drivers to end points. In my thoughts, there should be a method to target models with a deployment for a specific driver type (e.g. video, network, etc.)
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This is complete for System Discovery but not for User Discovery.
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Agreed with this 100%. This should have been a feature long ago. Having to change permissions in Active Directory to avoid discovery is a hack at best. There should be an easy way to indicate "Exclude this OU" in the discovery method.
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I'd like to be able to map the location and status of any of my servers running an SCCM role. Geographic views could have a setting allowing the administrator to view the various levels of details as needed. This has so much potential yet it has not really progressed at all.
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For me, I think that an Application Group should allow for a setting that defers the reboot until the entire group has processed, similar to how Software Updates defer a reboot until all the updates have applied. I am on the fence if this should be the default behavior or an option. I feel that applications that need an immediate reboot are better suited for a Task Sequence than an Application Group.