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I am sorry. I think this is impossible. Why do you not deploy an app just to one computer?<br />
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HI, as we know SCCM client GUI has installed apps, available software, installed status column. I would like to know is there any registry key or file for corresponding changes? &nbsp;I would like to manually add some applications in the GUI. pls advise.
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HI, as we know SCCM client GUI has installed apps, available software, installed status column. I would like to know is there any registry key or file for corresponding changes?  I would like to manually add some applications in the GUI. pls advise.

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