The preferred method is to release a new version of your managed solution. Using your original unmanaged source solution, you can make necessary changes and increase the version number of the solution before packaging it as a managed solution. When the organizations that use your solution install the new version, their capabilities will be upgraded to include your changes.
If you want to go back to the behavior in a previous version, simply reinstall the previous version. This overwrites any solution components with the definitions from the previous version but does not remove solution components added in the newer version. Those newer solution components remain in the system but have no effect because the older solution component definitions will not use them. During the installation of a previous version of a solution Dynamics Customer Engagement on-premises will confirm that the person installing the previous version wants to proceed.
When only a small subset of solution components urgently requires a change, you can release an update to address the issue. To release an update, create a new unmanaged solution and add any components from the original unmanaged source solution that you want to update. You must associate the new unmanaged solution with the same publisher record as was used for the original solution.
After you finish with your changes, package the new solution as a managed solution. When the update solution is installed in an organization where the original solution was installed the changes included in the update will be applied to the organization. If an organization needs to 'roll back' to the original version, they can simply uninstall the update. You can find recommended devices by filtering for Microsoft Managed Desktop on the Shop Windows Pro business devices site.
You can either obtain devices yourself or work with a partner or reuse devices you already have. Registering devices is easy and straightforward, and before they're deployed, you can also customize certain aspects of the device experience for your users. Updates: Microsoft Managed Desktop sets up and manages all aspects of deployment groups for Windows 10 quality and feature updates, drivers, firmware, anti-virus definitions, and Microsoft Apps for enterprise updates.
This includes extensive testing and verification of all updates, assuring that registered devices are always up to date and minimizing disruptions, freeing your IT department from that ongoing task. Apps: As part of Microsoft Enterprise, Microsoft provides and manages several key Microsoft apps for you. But you probably also have other apps that you need for your business.
Instead of your IT department having to test, package, and deploy those apps, Microsoft helps you deploy them through the FastTrack program. Additionally, Microsoft's App Assure program can help remediate any app compatibility issues that arise when migrating to the latest versions of our products. Learn more at Apps in Microsoft Managed Desktop.
We help maintain the security of your devices with a dedicated security operations center that monitors your devices and uses data from the unique threats that Microsoft analyzes each month. These security features are built in instead of added on later. We also monitor device health and provide you with insights about device performance. Learn more at Microsoft Managed Desktop operations and monitoring.
Great places to get started with more are the Roadmap , a Forrester Total Economic Impact case study , and a downloadable one-page summary. As additional service updates are applied to Dataverse, solutions exported from environments with those updates cannot be imported into environments which do not have those updates.
More information: Solution concepts. You should not manually edit this value. The preferred method is to release a new version of your managed solution. Using your original unmanaged source solution, you can make necessary changes and increase the version number of the solution before packaging it as a managed solution.
When the environments that use your solution install the new version, their capabilities will be upgraded to include your changes. If you want to go back to the behavior in a previous version, simply re-install the previous version. This overwrites any solution components with the definitions from the previous version but does not remove solution components added in the newer version. Those newer solution components remain in the system but have no effect because the older solution component definitions will not use them.
During the installation of a previous version of a solution Dataverse will confirm that the person installing the previous version wants to proceed. When only a small subset of solution components urgently requires a change you can release an update to address the issue. To release an update, create a new unmanaged solution and add any components from the original unmanaged source solution that you want to update.
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