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Using Right Click Tools, Client Tools, Show Collections - Advanced bring up collection information for a device including a tab for maintenance windows that the device has. It does not however, have a column for if the maintenance window is enable...

The Hardware and Firmware Dashboard are great, it contains a lot of information. Would be great if in the Enterprise version of the Right Click Tools, the data in the System Information Tool was consistent with the data available in the Dashboard....

In the Enterprise version, add a Security Tab in the System Information.Most of this information is already available in your tools, but would be nice to have consolidated into one place when working on an individual computer. Many of your Enterpr...

I looked at status of a Deployment. There were some systems in the "error" tab. There were two types of errors found. The first type had 2 systems in. I clicked on that one and in the Asset Details the systems were listed. I right-clicked on the a...

I'd like to have the RCT menu of tools attached to the following place Software Library -All Software Updates ---Pick an update that is required --------- Click view_required in lower right ------------Pick a machine. Right click on the machine. R...

That feature used to be very handy for me when I was creating uninstall instructions for scripted installs.

When you drill through from any of the monitoring nodes, they create new temporary device nodes but RCT doesn't appear as options on these nodes.

In the new Office 365 Node, when you click on a build version, it drills down to show the computers with that build. Currently I'm unable to right click on a machine and use the Recast Tools

When you right click on a Collection, you get different options than on individual computers, which makes sense. In release 4.2, both the System Information & Client Information tools now support multiple computers in the tool. Would be nice i...

In the BitLocker Compliance page, it would great to see the cipher strengths of the encryption on the workstation.