For applications, you would have to have two separate applications to do this. One glaring disadvantage to packages is reporting. Applications have much more detailed reporting then packages. With packages you only get whether the install was success or failed. Because Microsoft is moving towards the application model, enterprises running SCCM should begin migrating their legacy packages to applications.
I hope this article helped explain a little bit of the differences between the two. SCCM Applications vs. Packages Posted on 26 Feb No Comments. Differences I will start with a quick run-through of the differences between applications and packages. Applications Applications give you more options to target particular devices. Packages Packages are far easier and less time consuming to set up than applications. Use of our site signifies acceptance of our privacy policy. Click here to read our privacy policy.
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Now Software Center keeps pestering me and telling me that an'update' is due on my computer and should be installed as the deadline is past. Why does it do this?! I don't want the application anymore, I uninstalled it! How do i get this to stop? There are situations when applications deployed to users appear in the Software Center. The matrix on this blog details this. Since you have an Available deployment it will appear.
I thought the policy had updated, but it seems to have failed the first time round for some reason. Now that machine has done a policy update it's stopped the pestering message. Now the uninstalled application appears in Software Center as 'Available'. Why does it do this when the deployment was to a user collection? What's the point in the App Catalog if it all ends up Software Center anyway? Note: Display in Software Center and show all notifications is selected by default for required and user-available deployments, while Display in Software Center, only show notifications for computer restarts is selected by default for computer-available deployments.
If the users do not see notifications for an application, check that the deployment is configured correctly. For packages and programs, the Suppress program notifications setting controls the notifications for a given program and it is in the Advanced tab of the program properties:.
Note that Suppress program notifications is selected by default when you create a program in System Center Configuration Manager, which means that the user will not see notifications for the program.
Available deployment, does not require approval. After installation is initiated successfully from the Application Catalog. Available deployment, requires approval.
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