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We've begun to investigate using Third Party updates to deploy driver and firmware updates for Dell and HP devices; however there is no way to keep the synced data clean because we are unable to expire anything. Please support expiration of TPU.
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I think 1806 uses blocks. New Checkbox in hierarchy settings. Unless I’m mistaken this.
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I’m re activating this one based on the fact that we don’t show the intrusive reboot countdown after the software was installed. We still have some work to do here to make this experience meet the requested behavior.
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Would LOVE a way to set a group of users through User Client Settings that can cancel/defer mandatory reboot at least 1 one time these are people in my org that are IT OPS itself and they're stuck in internal CritSits themselves; they've asked me to give them ways to shut off SCCM; i'd rather not do this since i don't' know if they'll turn it back on. Reasoning is so their PCs don't' restart in the middle of a major incident If I identify them are CRITIAL/VIP users they should be able to have a chance to defer for their system in an emergency situation.
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We just want a deferral system for required things before and after the deadline, first and then second one that will work into a and clear and persistent modal dialog locks on the windows shell for upcoming installation, installation occurring and restart. Include the application being installed; the time the restart is going to happen and the expected duration of the installation No more flyouts or balloon tips that are missed. Also notify the user when the next upcoming action will happen for anything that has previously failed, rather than it just saying "Past Due"
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Check out the new ADR filter in Technical Preview 1908
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1 votestarted ·AdminMark Silvey - ConfigMgr Product Team
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A bit more than what you were asking for but our first integration with configuring OneDrive is in the 1902 technical preview.
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As of 1802 this works great for Windows 10, but this is not implemented for Windows Server 2016, feature parity amongst the Operating Systmes would be a nice to have :) Thank you!
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The previous request that was suggested and implemented was completed only for Windows 10, it is desired that the new system discovery "BuildExt" be extended to return the same information that it does currently in 1802 for Windows 10 for Windows Server 2016 as well.
the 'UBR' registry key is responsible for displaying the subversion of a Windows Server 2016 or Windows 10 build to a patch administrator or end-user. For example 14393.*** where *** is the UBR string.
If this is added to the HINV list of default classes this will allow for administrators to retrieve this information!
This is located in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
UBR REG_DWORDPreviously Completed Work.
https://configurationmanager.uservoice.com/forums/300492-ideas/suggestions/19276939-add-windows-10-build-subversion-ubr-collection-t -
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Bring back cumulative updates like 2012.