Right Click Tools

We are a global organization with multiple languages. When we rolled out InTune policies, we broke our non-English computers because the built-in Administrators group is not named the same in other languages. We over wrote their local language Adm...

Currently the only batching options in the Intune Extension Sidebar is either against all devices (and what is currently loaded), or on an individual devices basis (device page, highlighted device name, etc). The idea is to add the ability to go t...

With the 2011 Secure Boot certificates expiring in June 2026, can you provide a report that shows which devices have successfully applied the 2023 certificates and which are blocked by old firmware? My organization is preparing for Secure Boot cer...

I would love to be able to disable Desktop icons from appearing when apps are installed or updated, similar to what Ninite does with the /disableshortcuts switch. We often don't want to advertise that a new product has been installed when the user...

It would be great to have the UninstallString (and QuietUninstallString) from the users ARP data in the registry. The EI Users Programs (EI_UserARP) does not try to capture this data. It is available in the registry: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Sof...

When browsing logs for Configuration Manager, it is often helpful to open them in CMTrace tool. It would be useful to allow Right Click Tools launch the CMTrace tool as an option.

One of the pain points in patching is we have to manually create collections for each application we want to target for patching. Some type of option to automate this creation would be helpful.

In our particular use case it would be extremely helpful to be able to evaluate and clean up devices being pulled in from SCCM, Active Directory, as well as EntraID. We appreciate being able to review and compare information being brought in from ...

Since users are constantly on VPN and there are issues with duplicate IP addresses/DNS names come back to a different computer names. This is our most security flaw that we are encountering, where computers are not getting updates from WSUS/SCCM/R...

Would be nice to have the ability to set some executables to auto-elevate as domain user/logged in user, for some development tools or other software which may still require administrator privileges