Update 1806 for Configuration Manager Current Branch Now Available
Microsoft recently released Update 1806 for Configuration Manager Current Branch. This update provides various new capabilities, including the ability to manage Windows 10 in-place upgrades, improved compliance settings, and more.
What’s New in Update 1806?
The new features and capabilities available in Update 1806 make it easier to manage Windows 10 in-place upgrades, improve compliance settings, and more.
In-place Upgrades
With Update 1806, administrators now have the ability to manage Windows 10 in-place upgrades directly from the Configuration Manager console. This allows administrators to easily upgrade their clients from Windows 7 or 8/8.1 to Windows 10.
Improved Compliance Settings
Update 1806 also introduces a number of improvements to compliance settings. This includes the ability to create and deploy compliance policies, as well as to monitor the compliance of devices in the environment.
Improved Reporting
Update 1806 also introduces a new reporting dashboard, which provides an overview of your organization’s Windows 10 deployment status. This dashboard allows administrators to quickly identify any issues or trends in their Windows 10 deployment.
New PowerShell Scripts
Microsoft has also taken the time to create a number of PowerShell scripts to help administrators manage their Configuration Manager environment. These scripts can be used to automate various tasks, such as creating and deploying applications, managing compliance settings, and more.
Conclusion
Update 1806 for Configuration Manager Current Branch is a welcome addition, and offers a number of new features and capabilities. By taking advantage of the new in-place upgrade capabilities, improved compliance settings, and improved reporting, administrators can ensure their environment is running optimally.
Additionally, Microsoft has created a number of PowerShell scripts to help manage the Configuration Manager environment. These scripts can be used to automate various tasks, saving administrators time and effort.
