This article is a summary of changes in System Center Configuration Manager current branch, version 1710.

Release version 1702 of System Center Configuration Manager Current Branch contains many changes that are intended to prevent issues and improve features. The "Issues that are fixed" list is not inclusive of all changes.

Fixes an issue in which new deployments are unavailable in Software Center on Configuration Manager clients.

Version 1910 is available as an in-console update that can be installed at the top-tier site in a hierarchy. For installation information, see Checklist for installing update 1910 for System Center Configuration Manager.

This article describes the essential tools that you can use to manage Windows, and each section of this article provides a concise overview of a specific tool. You'll find a brief description of the tool's functionality, its applications, and instructions on how to access it.

During an Operating System deployment of Windows 10 via Configuration Manager, the Install Software Updates task sequence may freeze when large numbers (for example, 50 or more) of updates are applied.

You can access the update in the Updates and Servicing node of the Configuration Manager console. This update addresses important, late-breaking issues that were resolved after version 1910 became available globally.

Fixes an issue that prevents Windows PE boot images from initializing in System Center Configuration Manager.

After you update to Windows 10, version 1803 (also known as the Windows 10 April 2018 Update), Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager clients can't download Windows express installation files for updates.

An update is available for customers using the early update ring release of Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager current branch, version 1910. This update resolves the following issues.