Amongst the many improvements brought to Configuration Manager Technical Preview 1802 there is this nice little nugget which makes the Run Scripts feature that little bit more user friendly. Essentially this is a cosmetic improvement but it’s good all the same. Essentially, when you run a script against a client or collection, the script status…
One of the really neat features of Configuration Manager Technical Preview 1802 was in Software Center where you can now prevent the user from seeing applications that are already installed on their device. Again a really simple change but something base on user feedback and will make a lot of people pretty happy. To enable…
The application approval feature of Configuration Manager is something that has laid fairly untouched for quite a while and in Technical Preview 1802 the team have added some functionality which I’m sure will prove useful to many. Once an application is deployed that requires approval… and the end user decides to request the application… Note…
One of the smaller features added into Configuration Manager Technical Preview 1802 was the ability to leverage boundary groups to help manage delivery optimization in Configuration Manager. To do this is simple: In the Configuration Manager console, go to the Administration workspace. Browse to Client Settings Either create new custom client device settings or amend…
So each month I try to cover what’s new in the tech preview version of Configuration Manager. This month however, was a little different. Microsoft dropped the proverbial bomb of Tech Preview 1802 in mid-Feb and it was a big one, no fewer than 21 new features to cover off and a combination of life…
More than patches 