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Created On: 10/28/2025
in Insights Troubleshooting Version 5.11.2510.2904 resolves an issue that was preventing Right Click Tools Insights reports from returning data for devices with a Recast Agent. Insights warranty reports were not impacted. We recommend that Right Click Tools Insights custome...
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If you've already installed Recast Management Server software in your environment, you can deploy the Right Click Tools Console Extension using Right Click Tools Patching and/or Configuration Manager. Your Right Click Tools Enterprise license alon...
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A network architecture diagram describing how, in Configuration Manager environments that are disconnected from the internet, you can still use Right Click Tools Patching to update metadata and content.
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Created On: 10/10/2025
in Right Click Tools Upgrades Verify the authenticity of downloaded Recast Software installation files by running a PowerShell command that checks that the Windows installer (for example, .msi) is signed by a trusted publisher and shows no signs of tampering.
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Release Notes for Recast Software Version 5.11.2510.1301, released October 15, 2025.
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Use the Delete Device(s) From Azure Autopilot tool to remove one or more devices that are detected in Autopilot.
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As you add collections/groups to your Right Click Tools Patching deployment process and set the start of each deployment step, the timeline will reflect the duration and schedule for the deployment process. You can scale the timeline by week or by month.
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Add extra time ahead of a Right Click Tools Patching deployment step to, for example, allow for feedback following the initial test deployment. You can delay an individual deployment step by up to 30 days.
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By default, a deployment process will run as soon as Right Click Tools Patching detects a new application version in the Application Catalog. By enabling scheduling, you can choose when deployments happen.
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Recast Right Click Tools features released within the past year.