Update: I was incorrect in my original statements around dependency and supersedence having equivalent code. I’ll post a future example covering supersedence. This post expands on the original sample program to demonstrate how you would add a dependency or supersedence relationship with another...

In a previous post , I demonstrated how to create an application with an enhanced detection rule (EHD). Creating an application with a requirements rule is a bit more complicated. In this post I will provide a sample on how to do this using one of the “out of the box” global conditions that’s provided...

Update #1: I have attached the sample as a .cs file to make it easier to consume In my previous post I provided a simple sample on how to create an application with a very basic detection method. If you want to perform more advanced detection, you can leverage the desired configuration management...

Update #1: For information on enhanced detection methods, see this post . Update #2: To avoid an exception being thrown in the administrator console, add the following code after line 12: application.DisplayInfo.DefaultLanguage = displayInfo.Language; (this has been fixed in ConfigMgr 2012 SP1) ...