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  1. Admin Notifications for Deployment Processes

    Using email templates, you can automatically notify specified recipients whenever a Right Click Tools Patching deployment process executes.
  2. Publishing operation failed, too many locally published categories

    Error When attempting to run software updates with Right Click Tools Patching, the Status column on the Software Updates for ConfigMgr page displays a 'Publishing operation failed, too many locally published categories' error. Cause The er...
  3. Recast Management Server Installation Tutorial

    Recast's step-by-step guide to installing and configuring a Recast Management Server in your environment covers the following topics: Downloading the installation and license files, running the installer and importing the license, setting up user permissions, routes and service connections, and depl
  4. Validate Authenticode Signature with PowerShell

    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.
  5. Right Click Tools System Requirements

    Hardware, software, network, and certificate requirements for Right Click Tools Standalone and Right Click Tools with Recast Management Server.
  6. Register Device(s) in Autopilot

    Register one or more devices in Windows Autopilot and add an optional group tag.
  7. SUDS Dashboard

    The Right Click Tools Software Updates Deployment Status (SUDS) dashboard displays the update compliance for each update classification in your environment. After you obtain detailed information about each update classification, you're ready to take action on devices as needed.
  8. BitLocker Compliance Dashboard

    The Right Click Tools BitLocker Compliance console dashboard scans Active Directory, MBAM, and ConfigMgr for compliance information about BitLocker.
  9. What's New in Privileged Access

    Recast Right Click Tools Privileged Access features released recently.
  10. Remove Device(s) from Autopilot

    Use the Delete Device(s) From Azure Autopilot tool to remove one or more devices that are detected in Autopilot.