The Latest Features and Bug Fixes

Remote Registry: Multi-Device Support & a Raft of Refinements

Run Remote Registry actions against multiple devices within the same window.

Plus, enjoy a bunch of tweaks that make the tool easier to use:

• View the target computer name atop the navigation pane to identify the connected device.
• See computers as top-level tree entries with identifying icons.
• Type a letter to jump to matching items in the device tree or values list; repeat it to cycle
  through matches.
• Right-click the device tree to add or disconnect a computer.
• View and edit the (Default) registry key.
• Double-click a registry value to edit it.
• Failed connections appear in red for quick identification.
• See only essential event details in the simplified audit log.

Learn all about Recast’s Remote Registry tool

RCT Community: Run Right Click Tools Actions on Intune-only Devices

Community users can now run Microsoft Graph-based actions through the Right Click Tools browser extension, without the Recast Management Server-to-Entra ID service connection previously required.
Available actions:

• Entra ID Security Groups
• Set Autopilot Group Tag
• Remove Devices from Autopilot
• Delete Devices from Entra/Intune

Pre-set Your Recast Management Server or Recast Cloud URL by Policy

Admins can pre-define their Recast Management Server or Recast Cloud URL in the Registry, giving browser extension users access to multi-device actions and web experiences such as the System Information side panel, without manual configuration. For details, see Set RMS/Recast Cloud URL by Policy.

NEW TOOL! Remote Registry

Create and manage registry keys and values on remote devices ─ even without a direct network connection. The very best experience with our Remote Registry tool comes from using it with Right Click Tools Enterprise and Recast Agent. 

Recast Remote Registry is available with all Right Click Tools Enterprise licenses (except Legacy). Right Click Tools Community users will see the feature but, in the absence of Recast Agent, it will require direct network connectivity, just like Windows Remote Registry. 

For details, see Remote Registry. 

Access Right Click Tools via MCP Server

Retrieve live data about your environment in a new way by using natural language in AI environments, like GitHub Copilot. With the new Right Click Tools MCP Server, Right Click Tools Enterprise and Community users can run the RCT actions that are accessible with their existing permissions, routes, and licensing. 

Learn about the new Right Click Tools MCP Server 

Remote File Explorer

When using this tool with Right Click Tools Enterprise and Recast Agent, you can securely browse and manage files located on remote devices without the direct network connection, permission, and tooling issues that often hamper remote access. See Remote File Explorer (Preview). 

Limitations 

• In the Community edition, the RCT Remote File Explorer has the same direct network connectivity limitations as its Microsoft Windows counterpart.  
• Customers with Right Click Tools Enterprise Legacy licensing cannot access this tool. 

Restart the Intune Management Extension Service

This simple Right Click Tool restarts the Intune Management Extension service, removing delays of up to 60 minutes, so that application installs and scripts will run sooner. This tool is available via the Right Click Tools console and browser extensions. For details, see Restart Intune Management Extension Service. 

Run Quick Reports from Remote Windows Security

You can now click Export CSV on any individual Remote Windows Security tab to quickly create a report. 

Find Right Click Tools on Intune’s Redesigned Single Device Details Page

Intune's new details page for single devices (out as a Public Preview) now features the Right Click Tools icon and menus. This feature requires an upgrade to browser extension version 3.1.0.0. 

Remote Windows Security Updates

• Get ready for Secure Boot certificate expiry in June 2026 by viewing the Secure Boot certificate update status, plus readiness and error details, for your devices. Identify devices that use 2011 certificates and run a Secure Boot task to help move those devices to the updated certificate chain. For details, see Remote Windows Security: Firmware. 

• Right Click Tools Community users can now launch the Remote Windows Security tool using the browser extension. 

Quick Reports from System Information & Client Information

Many of you have asked for the ability to export reports from System Information and Client Information – and now you can! Click Export CSV on an individual tab to quickly create a report. 

Find Right Click Tools on More Intune Pages

You’ll spot the Recast icon on many more Intune pages: 

• Certificates 
• Device install status 
• Device actions 
• Disk encryption 
• Discovered app devices 
• Noncompliant devices 
• Policy noncompliance 
• Encryption report 
• Assignment failures 
• Window driver update failure 
• Enrollment time grouping failures 
• Feature update failures 
• Antivirus (tabs) 

This feature requires an upgrade to browser extension version 3.0.0.0.  

Retrieve LAPS Passwords from AD and Entra with One Tool

You can view and copy Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS) passwords from Active Directory and/or Entra using a single Right Click Tool. For the how-to, see Retrieve All LAPS Passwords. 

Automate Your Workflows More Easily with our Renovated Recast Builder

A new font and stripped-down color palette give the interface a more professional look. Collapsible side panels make way for a larger workflow canvas. Quick Links to Recast resources, plus a sorted, searchable Recast Actions panel, make it easy to find what you’re looking for. To learn more about Recast Builder, see Recast Automation. 

Enhancements to Classic Right Click Tools

• Remote Windows Security: View the BIOS Version on the Firmware tab. 

• System Information: Enable & disable devices on the Drivers tab. 

• Schedule Shutdown / Restart: Display a custom message ahead of a scheduled shutdown/restart. 

Register Devices in Autopilot

Along with the ability to remove a device from Autopilot and add or edit group tags, you can now register devices in Autopilot. 

View the Applications in Your ConfigMgr Environment to Update with Patching (Preview)

Whether you’re running Right Click Tools Community or Enterprise, there’s now an easy way to see which applications in your Configuration Manager Add/Remove Programs inventory could be kept compliant with Right Click Tools Patching. No Patching license required. For details, see View Applications in ConfigMgr to Update with RCT Patching. 

Add Tags to Devices in Autopilot

This new Right Click Tool that lets you add or edit group tags. To learn how, see Add/Edit Group Tags in Autopilot. 

Improved Dark Mode

We have made adjustments to dark mode in the console extension to make things more readable. See before and after images in our release notes. 

Run Intune-specific tools on multiple devices at once

Deploy and Update ARM64 Applications

Streamline ARM64 application deployment and updates with RCT Patching deployment processes and Software Updates for ConfigMgr.

Check Application Compliance by ConfigMgr or Intune Environment

View the applications supported by RCT Patching for a selected ConfigMgr or Intune environment using its Add/Remove Programs (ARP) compliance data. For more information, see View Applications to Update with RCT Patching.

Create an Intune Software Update Process

Keep the software on your Intune-managed devices up to date by running RCT Patching deployment processes in update mode. You can target broader groups while RCT Patching figures out the exact devices that need a newer application version before running those updates. For the How-to, see Create a Software Update Process for Intune. 

Configure Application-Level Settings for Deployment Processes

Using this highly requested feature, you can override the settings inherited from a deployment process and set different options for an individual application. That means you no longer need to create a separate deployment process to customize settings for a single application. For details, see Configure Deployment Process Settings for an Individual Application. 

Easier Deployment Process Event Scheduling

We've changed how you create and manage your own scheduled deployment process events. Previously, deployments processes were scheduled under Advanced Deployment Process settings. Now, there’s one page where you can view all the events that trigger deployment processes, and you can add, edit, or delete scheduled events from the Deployment Processes page or Deployment Process Details page. To understand what's changed, see our Deployment Process Events documentation. 

Allow Installation of 32-bit Applications on 64-bit Computers

Set up ConfigMgr or Intune deployment processes to enable the installation of 32-bit applications on 64-bit machines. See Update Targeting. 

Resume All Deployment Processes

Click a single Resume button to restart all paused deployment processes.  

Restrict Application Updates to Minor Versions

You now have the option to limit software updates for ConfigMgr to just those for a specific major version. See Limit Software Update Within Major Version.

Migrate Applications from Configuration Manager to Intune

There’s now an easy way to create Intune deployment processes that include the gamut of applications in your ConfigMgr Add/Remove Programs inventory. To learn how, see Migrate Applications from ConfigMgr to Intune.

Exclude Dependencies from Deployment Processes

This option can come in handy when you’re trying to prevent a problematic dependency from disrupting application updates. See Exclude Dependencies for more information.

Schedule your deployments

Using Patching’s first deployment scheduling option, you can offset your deployments from Microsoft's Patch Tuesday. To learn more, see Deployment Scheduling.

Deploy apps/updates to Intune’s built-in groups

Add a deployment to the All Devices and/or All Users groups built into Intune. To learn how, go to Add a Deployment Process.

Replace default installation/uninstallation parameters

Choose to replace the default installation command entirely or to append additional installation parameters onto the default install command. Check out the instructions for ConfigMgr or Intune.

Patch applications via ConfigMgr’s software update management

Protect your deployed applications from security vulnerabilities by using RCT Patching to publish updates to Configuration Manager’s software update management. To learn how, see Add a Software Update Process.

Note: This feature requires Right Click Tools Patching Enterprise licensing.

Automate application removal from Configuration Manager

You can create deployments to uninstall applications from ConfigMgr. This feature also supports pre- and post-uninstall actions.

Run Custom Actions Before and/or After Installation

Add a script or executable to one or all deployment processes to run specific actions before or after installing new application versions. For instructions and details, see Add Pre-/Post-Install Actions.

Email Notifications for Application Deployment

Keep admins in the know about deployments and deployment processes with automatic success and failure notifications. This highly anticipated feature includes an option to create new email templates to choose the exact messaging and deployment process details you want to deliver. To get started, see Admin Notifications for Deployment Processes.

More Device Inventory & Installed Software Insights

Gather more hardware, software, and operating system inventory data. For a list of all collected attributes, see Inventory Class Data for Agent-Based Devices.

New Add/Remove Programs (ARP) class:

• RI_InstalledSoftware — inventories all installed software

New default classes:

• Win32_BIOS
• Win32_ComputerSystem
• Win32_EncryptableVolume
• Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration
• Win32_OperatingSystem
• Win32_SystemEnclosure
• Win32_Tpm

Choose What Inventory Data to Collect

Take control of your inventory data. Review the default policy—including every class and attribute—and enable only the Insights inventory classes your organization needs. For details, see View and Edit Collected Inventory Classes.

View Primary Intune Users & Customize Warranty Data

On the Warranty Information > Devices tab, view each computer’s primary Intune user and customize your view by resizing, adding, or removing columns.

Rate Limiting for Device Inventory Requests

We’ve added rate limiting on the connections used to request inventory from Agent-based devices. This feature aims to prevent SQL server overload when a large number of Agent attempt to send back inventory data concurrently. 

New Warranty Information Details and Drill-Down

You’ll see new data categories and new functionality on the Warranty Information dashboard: 

• View Device Age and Remaining Coverage 

• Filter Remaining Coverage by its status (active, expiring soon, or expired) 

• Drill down into Device by Status and Warranty Expiration Timeline data 

See Device Inventory Data for Your Agent-Based Devices

The new Insights node in your Recast Management Server offers device inventory data from more than a dozen existing Insights inventory classes. For details, see View Inventory Class Data for Agent-Based Devices. 

Preview our new warranty information dashboard

There’s now an easier way to visualize warranty information for all the devices you manage with Microsoft Intune. This preview edition displays a warranty expiration timeline as well as charts showing your Intune-managed devices according to warranty status and manufacturer. For all the details, see View the Warranty Information Dashboard. 

Note: This feature requires Right Click Tools Insights licensing.

Apply Group Rules to a Single Device

Apply a group rule directly to a device without manually creating a target group. For details, see Target a Group Rule at a Single Device.

Refresh a Recast Agent’s Settings

Manually trigger an update of settings for a specified Recast Agent instead of waiting up to 60 minutes for those settings to refresh automatically. For details, see Refresh Agent Settings. 

Better Privileged Access Performance

Now that Privileged Access resolves membership information without the need for Proxy requests, you’ll see much-improved performance in environments that include on‑prem AD–joined devices. 

Limit Self-Service Privileges to Just a User’s Primary Devices

You now have the option to let users self-serve only when they are logged into their primary device(s). To learn how, see Limit Self-Service to Primary Devices. 

User Experience Improvements 

The next time you log into the portal, you’ll spot some text and layout updates. The edits are meant to add some clarity around recent Recast naming changes and should also make it easier to find what you’re looking for in the portal. 

New Recast Management Server Homepage

Our redesigned Recast Management Server homepage is a one-stop shop for helpful tutorials and documentation, plus Quick Links to frequently visited RMS pages, Recast resources, and information about recent Right Click Tools features. Learn all About Recast Management Server.