So, what's the best way to use this management product? Get back to basics: What is SCCM? Microsoft recently combined both products in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager suite to cover a range of complicated scenarios, including traditional on-premises platforms, such as Active Directory, and more modern arrangements that involve hybrid-joined devices in Azure Active Directory.

Microsoft released Intune in 2011 for mobile device management (MDM), but it has steadily accumulated functionality to make it another viable alternative to administer Windows client devices. Your feedback directly resulted in improvements to the product and we believe your issue has been addressed in the latest build (2203) and also upcoming 2111 Hotfix Rollup.Since 1994, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) has been the gold standard to manage workstations, servers and mobile devices. Your input is valuable to us and helps improve our products. 'Thank you for sending Microsoft feedback. Update 0: Microsoft have acknowledged the feedback:

This is likely to affect more organisations as they update to 2111. Removing external displays and using single displays, issue goes away.Ĭhanging view selection to 'first screen' instead of 'all screens' does not help.Īnyone else come across this? My internet searches thus far have come up fairly empty!ĮDIT: Forgot to add, does not appear to be a scaling issue, also tried full screen - this was my first thought.ĮDIT2: I have utilised the 'send a frown' feedback functionality built into MECM and referenced this reddit post. IT colleagues today have noticed that remote control viewer appears to have a weird bug where the mouse pointer is offset to the right by 80-100~ pixels once connected when user has multiple displays, which as you can imagine is really quite frustrating to use!

I've recently updated SCCM Site server to 2111 latest edition and ensured that the 'KB12959506' hotfix referring to Remote control viewer is applied.

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