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  1. dverbern
    Hello All, The company I work for is using SCCM 2012 SP1. Most applications we onboard are set to "Available" as opposed to "Mandatory". Hence, they appear in the Software Self-Service catalog and users choose to install them, or not. I have a scenario - just say a customer selects to install an application from Self-Service, that application is set to "Available". The application installs for that customer on that system. Now, some time later, I wish to send out an update for that particular Application, but only to those users who have selected to install it. I'd rather not advise all affected customers via email to uninstall the application and then reinstall it. Is there a mechanism whereby I can push out an update to an available, installed program, "silently" without having the customer do anything? Is supersedence the trick here?
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