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1. #Using windowmanager to force an app to center install#
2. #Using windowmanager to force an app to center windows 10#

#Using windowmanager to force an app to center install#

I need to trigger to update the collections which impacts the deployment and then the machine needs to pull down stuff, I don't know what makes it install "now" vs "when "Device's primary user in acrobat group." creates Acrobat Collection -That what the deployment is aimed at.īut that doesn't update instantly when I add a user to group in AD. Try opening a new program, and you'll notice a small animation as the window is moved to the center of the screen, as if you clicked and dragged it to that position. Toggle the button next to the option to disable the automatic centering mode.

#Using windowmanager to force an app to center windows 10#

I want the same logic in SCCM, so the device collections are built with a query against AD. This works with all applications: Windows 10 apps, normal programs, system components. It stopped working in win 10 so, on to SCCM These floating windows then can be used to force certain.

Users are assigned as managers of their machine in AD. The last method is to Alt+middle mouse button onto the window, to toggle it in being floating. Rather than assigning applications to machines, I assign to users. I wrote my own software deployment application, been using it for 8 years or more. Clients, by default, download their applicable machine policies every 60 minutes. Jason | | configuration performed in the console that will affect managed clients is downloaded by those clients in the form of policies. If you are targeting users (instead of systems) then there's no need to force the policy generally as noted that will happen simply by the user performing their normal activity.Įxactly how you handle it is up to you but a big part of successful systems management is setting reasonable and realistic expectations and SLAs. There are programmatic ways to force this as well.

Policies can be forced to a specific system or an entire collection in many different ways including directly from the console using client notification, from the Actions tab of the control panel applet on the target system, or from the Options page of SoftwareĬenter (under the Computer Maintenance section). Time, at the time software center is opened, or when the user locks their system. All configuration performed in the console that will affect managed clients is downloaded by those clients in the form of policies.