Software
Applies to: Patch My PC Publisher
Operating System
The Publisher supports ConfigMgr when it is installed on Windows Server versions that are within Microsoft’s supported lifecycle.
The table below reflects ConfigMgr support based on the Windows Server operating system version.
Windows Server 2012
Not Supported
Windows Server 2016
Supported
Windows Server 2019
Supported
Windows Server 2022
Supported
Windows Server 2025
Supported
ConfigMgr Supported Versions
ConfigMgr uses a Current Branch servicing model with 2 releases per year, typically in March and September. Each version is supported by Microsoft for 18 months from its release date. After 18 months, the version reaches end of support and no longer receives updates or technical support from Microsoft.
Note
Starting with version 2609, ConfigMgr will transition to a single, annual, release cadence.
The Publisher supports ConfigMgr versions that are still within Microsoft’s supported lifecycle.
The table below reflects the current Microsoft support lifecycle for ConfigMgr Current Branch versions.
2403
April 22, 2024
October 22, 2025
Unsupported
2409
December 4, 2024
June 6, 2026
Supported
2503
March 31, 2025
September 30, 2026
Supported
2509
December 2025
May 12, 2027
Supported
Note
Running unsupported or end of life versions of ConfigMgr is not supported.
For more information on the ConfigMgr product lifecycle, see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/microsoft-configuration-manager.
ConfigMgr Remote Console
The ConfigMgr Remote Console exposes some SDK helper files that the Publisher utilises to connect to the SMS Provider. More information on how to install the console can be found at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/configmgr/core/servers/deploy/install/install-consoles
Note
The installation file for the remote console can typically be found on the Site Server share. For example:-
\\site-server.contoso.com\SMS_xxx\tools\ConsoleSetup\ConsoleSetup.exe
Important
A reboot is normally needed after installing the ConfigMgr remote console otherwise you might see the following error logged in PatchMyPC.log:- "An error occurred while connecting to Sms provider as System: Unable to find the Assembly: AdminUI.WqlQueryEngine, Version=5.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35 [PatchMyPC_Sccm.AssemblyResolver+AssemblyNotFoundException] HResult: -2146233088"
If the ConfigMgr Remote Console is not installed, the following message is also indicated in the Publisher when attempting to Configure the SMS Provider.

WSUS Role
For the Publisher to be able to code-sign PowerShell detection scripts for ConfigMgr applications, the WSUS role must be installed on the Publisher system.
While limited WSUS API access may be sufficient for some operations, such as deserializing the Patch My PC Catalog, the Publisher can only use code-signing certificates, to sign ConfigMgr detection scripts, from the "WSUS" local certificate store. Certificates located in other Windows certificate stores are not supported for signing ConfigMgr application detection scripts.
Additionally, the WSUS role is also required to publish updates, selected on the Updates tab, that will be synchronized from WSUS into ConfigMgr during a SUP sync. For more information about the WSUS role requirement, see: WSUS Requirements.
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