Microsoft Configuration Manager
An integrated solution for for managing large groups of personal computers and servers.
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SCCM direct replacement compared with supersedence
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I know the SCCM application has the feature "supersedence" to upgrade installed applications when a new version is released.
Is it possible to delete the old version and replace it with the new version directly in the source location and "update content" instead? This seems easier than using supersedence. Am I right?
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