In this article, you’ll learn how to find the SCCM console version. A console is a locally installed application that assists administrators in managing the Configuration Manager environment.
When you first install Configuration Manager, it includes a console that allows you to configure and manage things. After you perform the current branch upgrade, you must also upgrade the consoles and clients to the latest version.
When you’re asked to determine the version of SCCM console installed on a device, you can do it using the console or from the control panel. We have covered both the methods for you in this article.
How to Find SCCM Console Version
The easiest way to find the version of Configuration Manager console is from the console itself. Begin by launching the Configuration Manager console. Now click on the drop-down arrow near the home button and select About Configuration Manager.
The popup window shows the SCCM Console version along with the site version. In the below screenshot, we see the console version is 5.2409.1085.1000.
Check SCCM Console version from Control Panel
An alternate method to check the SCCM console version is using the control panel. Launch the Control Panel and select Programs > Programs and Features. Scroll down and look for the program named “Microsoft Configuration Manager console“. Look for the Version column, which shows the version of SCCM console.
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