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That is great to hear. &nbsp;Do you have any video &nbsp;or How To's links that you can recommend regarding SCCM Current Branch/WIn 10?<br />
I am familiar with SCCM 2007/2012 with Windows 7 maintenance, but with O365 and Win 10 patching things are much different from what I am seeing.
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That is great to hear.  Do you have any video  or How To's links that you can recommend regarding SCCM Current Branch/WIn 10?
I am familiar with SCCM 2007/2012 with Windows 7 maintenance, but with O365 and Win 10 patching things are much different from what I am seeing.

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Thanks for that information.
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I just upgraded my SCCM 2012 R2 --&gt; SCCM 1702 and all seems to be good. &nbsp;<br />
Now I am wanting to have all my client upgrade to the newest client via the automated process and leverage Pre-Production for testing, but the Monitoring &nbsp;&gt; Client Status &gt;&nbsp;Pre-Production Client Deployment under Monitoring &nbsp;is greyed out.<br />
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I did some preliminary searches on the internet and found something about RBAC, but that did not seem to resolve my issue. &nbsp;<br />
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Note: I was able to right click a device object and successfully install the client.
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I just upgraded my SCCM 2012 R2 --> SCCM 1702 and all seems to be good.  
Now I am wanting to have all my client upgrade to the newest client via the automated process and leverage Pre-Production for testing, but the Monitoring  > Client Status > Pre-Production Client Deployment under Monitoring  is greyed out.

I did some preliminary searches on the internet and found something about RBAC, but that did not seem to resolve my issue.  

Note: I was able to right click a device object and successfully install the client.

SCCM 1702 Pre-Production option is Greyed Out

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