SCCM Client Version and Cumulative Update List

We compile a list of SCCM client versions, build numbers and cumulative updates since the 2012 RTM release.

SCCM Upgrades are released 3-4 times a year. After an SCCM Upgrade, it’s important to upgrade your SCCM Client version to the latest version.

Cumulative updates are cumulative, meaning that the latest one includes the previous one. (Ex: You don’t need to apply CU1 if you plan to install CU2)

Once you apply a cumulative update, your SCCM version on the site server itself will not change. The site server will show the latest major SCCM release (RTM,SP1,R2). However, the new SCCM version numbers will show on your Consoles and Clients.

We recommend that you upgrade all your clients when you are applying the latest SCCM version. We release a step-by-step guide on how to update your SCCM server each time a version comes out. Just use the link next to the client version in the table to be redirected to the upgrade post.

Why your SCCM Client version is important

Knowing which client version you are running in your environment lets you benefit from the SCCM (MECM) latest features. If you update your site to the latest build version but you are not updating your SCCM clients, you may not enable all features.

Use the search function to find your exact client version. If you don’t know how to find your version, jump the table and read our section about how to get your version.

How to get your SCCM Version Number

SCCM Client Version Report

Running a report to see your client version is the easiest method. You can see all available versions in a single report.

We have built an SCCM Client version report to give detailed information about your SCCM client version in your environment. Using this report, you’ll be able to easily identify which client version is outdated.

From the SCCM Console

You can also get your site version number from the SCCM (MECM) console

• Open the ConfigMgr console
• Browse to Administration / Site Configuration / Sites
• Right-click on the site and select Properties
• You’ll find the site version and build number

To see all client version from the console :

• Open the SCCM console and navigate to Assets and Compliance / Devices
• In the devices view, right-click on the header and select Client Version

You can also use the Client Health Dashboard to list your client version :

• Open the ConfigMgr console
• Browse to Monitoring / Client Status / Client Health Dashboard
• You’ll see the Client Version Details chart

Create an SCCM Client Version collection

You can create a collection to list your client version in your console. Here’s the WQL Query that you can use :

You just need to replace your Client version at the end of the query

select SMS_R_SYSTEM.ResourceID,SMS_R_SYSTEM.ResourceType,SMS_R_SYSTEM.Name,SMS_R_SYSTEM.SMSUniqueIdentifier,SMS_R_SYSTEM.ResourceDomainORWorkgroup,SMS_R_SYSTEM.Client from SMS_R_System where SMS_R_System.ClientVersion != 'SCCM CLIENT VERSION'

We also created a script that creates more than 100 Operational collections that include all the latest SCCM Client versions:

You can download the script on my Github repository.