Can I install SCCM on Windows 10?

In this article, we’ll explore whether or not it’s possible to install System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) on Windows 10 and how the new operating system affects operating system deployment. We’ll also explain how the different SCCM versions can manage Windows 10, including what version is required by Microsoft. Finally, we’ll discuss some considerations you should make before installing SCCM on Windows 10.

SCCM can be installed on Windows 10, but only for Configuration Manager.

SCCM can be installed on Windows 10, but only for Configuration Manager. Configuration Manager is a client management solution that allows you to deploy and manage software updates, apps, and other settings across your devices. If you’re looking for SCCM support for Windows 7 or 8.1 devices, you’ll need to stick with SCCM 2012 R2 or earlier versions of the product (note: support ended in July 2019).

Can I use SCCM to manage Windows 10?

SCCM can be used to manage Windows 10. However, SCCM does not support the Home edition of Windows 10, and it does not support the Education edition of Windows 10 either. Instead, you will need to install one of the Enterprise or Pro versions for your organization’s computers to be manageable by SCCM.

How does Windows 10 affect Windows deployment?

While you can use SCCM to deploy Windows 10, it is not recommended. This is because Windows 10 is only supported by SCCM at the end of September. You must get updated hardware before successfully deploying Windows 10 with SCCM. Microsoft has made many changes to its platform since it released the first version back in 2015, and they have also changed how it will update it moving forward.

Even though there are issues with deploying and managing Windows 10, many people still want to install it on their existing machines because they know what they’re getting into when using this OS compared with older versions like 7 or 8, which were very popular but had some serious security problems back then such as viruses that could destroy data if left unchecked for too long without being detected or removed from infected systems quickly enough (which most people didn’t do).

If your company uses SCCM today, then there’s no reason tomorrow shouldn’t look/feel exactly like today does – except for new features added every now & then.

What Configuration Manager versions can manage Windows 10?

You can manage Windows 10 devices with the following Configuration Manager versions:

• SCCM 2012 R2, which includes clients and servers.
• SCCM 2012, which includes clients and servers.
• SCCM 2007, which includes clients only.

Conclusion

SCCM is a complex tool, so it’s not surprising that there are some issues with Windows 10. This article has shown you which versions of the OS are supported and how to install SCCM on each operating system. Hopefully, one of these options will work for your organization!