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In Configuration Manager a new way of waking up computers exists. We can Wake Up a single computer or all computers in a collection using the Client Notification channel, no need to configure Wake-On-LAN in Configuration Manager site settings and ...

We use the RCT to delete systems from AD and SCCM, however, it would be nice to have an option to combine both options into 1 click option. This would be far more efficient when deleting a system that is no longer in service.

Would be a game changer to have it move the files to the DP, then run locally the cleanup too. Maybe a check status feature?

As ARM64 devices become more relevant in the enterprise world, it would be beneficial to add support and availability for deploying ARM64 architecture applications within the application manager

Map a list of known vulnerabilities to the software inventory and hardware firmware so you can pull a report of vulnerable software installed on clients/servers.

In System Information in the User Profiles section : I would like to add the possibility to "reset" the user profile but to keep the user folder in case we need to recover some data from it like google chrome favorites, desktop icons, etc.

I use this many times to see if the client start to download something, if the folders are created or if they are empty or if all files are indeed there and no .tmps pending

We were discussing the other day it would be useful to see reporting on last time laptops were undocked to determine the amount of machines in the environment that were potentially no longer needing to be mobile and could be downgraded to a deskto...

Add a timeout setting or stop button to RSC Compliance. It often happens that it is necessary to wait several minutes before being able to access the information because of an error or a station stopped

Consider letting customers add/remove their own menu items to the top of the menu? I am thinking MS Outlook for an instance where one can add items to the ribbon. But even more for patching collections certain buttons are more useful than others. ...