LordDelCasa

Hello, well i tried what you suggested, and yes when i right click on the collection or the user name properties, it does show that the program is being advertised. but when i check on the pc, which and go to run advertised program (nothing shows up still ... i logged on and off of the PC, and ran the 2 user and machine policy renewals, still nothing.. any more suggestions?

hi anyweb, i am looking to deploy to user objects, not workstation objects. when advertising packages to workstation objects, the advertisements DO appear in the RUN advertised programs when advertising packages to user objects, the advertisements DO NOT appear in the RUN advertised programs. not sure what other settings i need to look before they show up?

Currently we are able to advertise packages to workstations that are a part of a collection, and users are able to install them via: Run Advertised Programs. Though, the limitation is if a user changes workstations, none of these advertised programs appear in their Run Advertised Programs list. I decided to create a test Collection and add my user name using direct membership. I advertised only 1 program to this collection, and I am unable to see the advertised program in the list (nothing appears in the list). Any tips to get the advertisement to show in Run Advertised Programs? I "think" i have checked all the relevant locations within SCCM to verify that clients can receive advertisements, but I am not 100% sure... Any help would be great!! Thanks