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SCCM Client Version – 2021/05/03This blog post compiles a list of SCCM client versions, build numbers and cumulative updates since the 2012 RTM release. SCCM Upgrades are released 2 times a year. After an SCCM Upgrade, it’s important to upgrade your SCCM Client version to the latest version.
SCCM updates are cumulative, meaning that the latest one includes the previous one. (Ex: You don’t need to apply SCCM 2203 if you plan to install 2303).
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.
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This is the info alert box for sharing…info.- CU : Cumulative Update
- UR : Update Rollup
- IR : Interoperability update
- FW : First Wave
- Baseline : Version that you can use to upgrade SCCM 2012 or install a new site. Always use the latest available baseline for these scenarios.
Why your SCCM Client version is important
Knowing which SCCM 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 SCCM version, jump to the table and read our section about how to get your version.
SCCM Release | Client Version | Build Version | Baseline | D/L Link | Our Guides |
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SCCM 2303 | 5.00.9106.100x | 9106 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2207 | 5.00.9088.100x | 9088 | No | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2203 | 5.00.9078.100x | 9078 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2111 | 5.00.9068.100x | 9068 | No | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2107 | 5.00.9058.100x | 9058 | No | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2103 | 5.00.9049.100x | 9049 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2010 | 5.00.9040.100x | 9040 | No | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2006 | 5.00.9012.100x | 9012 | No | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 2002 | 5.00.8968.100x | 8968 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 1910 | 5.00.8913.1006 | 8913 | No | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 1906 | 5.00.8853.1006 | 8853 | No | In Console | Upgrade Guide |
SCCM 1902 | 5.00.8790.1005 | 8790 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1810 | 5.00.8740.1003 | 8740 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1806 | 5.00.8692.1003 | 8692 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1802 UR (KB4163547) | 5.0.8634.1813 | 8634 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1802 | 5.00.8634.1007 | 8634 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1710 UR2 (KB4086143) | 5.0.8577.1115 | 8577 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1710 UR1 (KB4057517) | 5.0.8577.1108 | 8577 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1710 | 5.00.8577.1000 | 8577 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1706 - UR1 (KB4042949) | 5.0.8540.1611 | 8540 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1706 - Update 2, FW(KB4036267) | 5.00.8540.1007 | 8540 | No | In Console | N/A |
SCCM 1706 - Update 1, FW (KB4039380) | 5.00.8540.1005 | 8540 | No | In Console | N/A |
SCCM 1706 | 5.00.8540.1000 | 8540 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1702- UR1 (KB4019926) | 5.00.8498.1711 | 8498 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1702 | 5.0.8498.1007 | 8498 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1610 - UR (KB4010155) | 5.0.8458.1520 | 8458 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1610 - Update 1, FW (KB3209501) | 5.0.8458.1006-1008 | 8458 | No | In Console | N/A |
SCCM 1610 - IU (KB3214042) | 5.0.8458.1009 | 8458 | No | In Console | N/A |
SCCM 1610 | 5.0.8458.1000-1007 | 8458 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1606 - UR1 | 5.00.8412.1307 | 8412 | No | In Console | N/A |
SCCM 1606 | 5.00.8412.1007 | 8412 | Yes | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1602 - UR1 | 5.00.8355.1306 | 8355 | No | In Console | N/A |
SCCM 1602 | 5.00.8355.1000 | 8355 | No | In Console | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 1511 | 5.00.8325.1000 | 8325 | Yes | In Console | Installation guide / Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 - CU4 | 5.0.8239.1501 | 8239 | N/A | KB3195483 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 - CU3 | 5.00.8239.1403 | 8239 | N/A | KB3135680 | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 - CU2 | 5.00.8239.1301 | 8239 | N/A | KB3100144 | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 - CU1 | 5.00.8239.1203 | 8239 | N/A | KB3074857 | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 | 5.00.8239.1000 | 8239 | N/A | N/A | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 - CU5 | 5.00.7958.1604 | 7958 | N/A | KB3054451 | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 - CU4 | 5.00.7958.1501 | 7958 | N/A | KB3026739 | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 - CU3 | 5.00.7958.1401 | 7958 | N/A | KB2994331 | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 - CU2 | 5.00.7958.1303 | 7958 | N/A | KB2970177 | Upgrade guide |
SCCM 2012 R2 - CU1 | 5.00.7958.1203 | 7958 | N/A | KB2938441 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 R2 | 5.00.7958.1000 | 7958 | N/A | N/A | Installation guide |
SCCM 2012 SP1 - CU5 | 5.00.7804.1600 | 7804 | N/A | KB2978017 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 SP1 - CU4 | 5.00.7804.1500 | 7804 | N/A | KB2922875 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 SP1 - CU3 | 5.00.7804.1400 | 7804 | N/A | KB2882125 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 SP1 - CU2 | 5.00.7804.1300 | 7804 | N/A | KB2854009 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 SP1 - CU1 | 5.00.7804.1202 | 7804 | N/A | KB2817245 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 SP1 | 5.00.7804.1000 | 7804 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
SCCM 2012 RTM - CU2 | 5.00.7711.0301 | 7711 | N/A | KB2780664 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 RTM - CU1 | 5.00.7711.0200 | 7711 | N/A | KB2717295 | N/A |
SCCM 2012 RTM | 5.00.7711.0000 | 7711 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
How to get your SCCM Version Number
SCCM Client Version Report
Running a report to see your SCCM 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 148 Operational collections that include all the latest SCCM Client versions:

You can download the script on my Github repository.
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Hi. Love your articles. Use them to make sure I can upgrade and have everything in place. I see I have MECM 2013 available for install under Administration. Don’t see an article on this new Build.
it’s right here -> https://systemcenterdudes.com/step-by-step-sccm-2103-upgrade-guide/
Thanks
Jonathan
Yeah! please confirm the latest sccm version. Thanks.
Can you confirm what is the latest sccm version available to upgrade? Thanks.
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I am at sccm r2 Version 5.0.7958.1000 , i couldnt find any hoxfix to upgrade
How can I do?
My lab site still shows Site version 5.00.8239.1000 (console is 1302). They’re on the same machine.
Is this right? If I run CU2 again it just says it’s already installed.
HI I need How many products in SCCM could you please give the information
HI Friends,
My Environmental no internet connection. windows server 2012 r2. current version 1702 how to upgrade. kindly advice
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Hi there,
First and foremost you guys have done some excellent work on this documentation, I’m sure anyone that has read it is appreciative!
We’re running SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 (5.00.8239.1000) I’m a bit confused as the legend shows: Baseline : Version that you can use to upgrade SCCM 2012 or install a new site. Always use the latest available baseline for these scenarios.
But if you navigate to the SCCM 1902 (5.00.8790.1005) guide, it says: You won’t be able to install SCCM 1902 if you are running SCCM 2012, but 1902 this is the new baseline version.
These two statements seem to be contradicting each other, I would just like to know what’s the latest version of SCCM that I can update to from SCCM 2012 R2 SP1?
Incredibly thankful,
CR
Hi,
I have same issue, I do not find download for 1606 baseline (both in Evaluation or Volume License portals) to upgrade to from 2012R2 SP1 (CAS + 5 Primaries).
What are my options ?
SCCM 1810 5.00.8740.1003
shows as
SCCM 1810 5.00.8740.1000
in my environment
cut and paste issue by you? or do I have an issue?
1810 versions (without any of the rollups or hotfixes) should have versions =
Build: 8740
Site Version: 5.0.8740.1000
Console File Version: 5.1810.1075.1300
Client Version: 5.00.8740.1003 / 5.00.8740.1004
Note that these numbers change with each SCCM patch.
Kia Ora
I am at sccm r2 Version 5.0.7958.1000 , i couldnt find any hoxfix to upgrade
How can I do?
Kia Ora
Our SCCMR2 IS 5.0.7958.1000 SCCM 2012 R2, How to upgrade? I counldnt download the
SCCM 2012 R2 – CU1 5.00.7958.1203 7958 N/A KB2938441 N/A
SCCM 2012 R2 – CU2 5.00.7958.1303 7958 N/A KB2970177 Upgrade guide
SCCM 2012 R2 – CU3 5.00.7958.1401 7958 N/A KB2994331 Upgrade guide
SCCM 2012 R2 – CU4 5.00.7958.1501 7958 N/A KB3026739 Upgrade guide
I have no idea ….
we have SCCM 2012 RTM, Site version: 5.00.7711.0000, Build number: 7711, can I upgrade straight to 1806 or do I have to upgrade to earlier versions beforehand?
SCCM CB 1806 clients are now v. 5.00.8692.1008
Hello.
I hope that you can answer me this question. If you have version 1802 (5.0.8634.1000) installed. Does that include the KB2961848 fix regarding illegal hex characters in database.
If not what do I need to do to apply that update?
Thanks.
Robert
I am really thankful to the owner of this web page who has shared this impressive article at
here.
Hey there, I wanted to report that my clients are showing version 5.00.8692.1007 as of the 1806 upgrade I performed this week; is there a reason for the discrepancy between the documented 5.00.8692.1003 and 5.00.8692.1007?
Patched after a bug was found that caused task sequences to fail (particularly in place upgrades)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/4459354/interoperability-update-for-system-center-configuration-manager
Hi,
I have System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager SP1 Console version-5.0.8239.1502, can I update it to SCCM 1702 or SCCM 1802 Directly.
Hi
Can I upgrade SCCM 5.00.8239.1000 to 5.00.8634.1007 directly
Can you upgrade directly from SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 to SCCM 1802
Yes as 1802 is the latest baseline available.
Hi,
Also, Please let me know from where I Can download 16016 or 1702 to Upgrade.
Currently our SCCM Infra in SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 (5.00.8239.1000).
You can download your SCCM version in the Microsoft Volume Licensing site.
Hi ,
Currently our SCCM Infra in SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 (5.00.8239.1000).
Can I upgrade to SCCM 16016 or 1702 , Please suggest.
You can go to the latest available baseline version directly.
I upgraded to 1802 and the Client Version showing for me is: 5.00.8634.1010
I am at Version 5.0.8239.1000 SCCM 2012 SP2 can I jump directly to the 1710
Hi,
I am at version 5.0.7958.1000 SCCM 2012 R2, wants to upgrade the SCEP client from 4.5.216.0 to 4.12.x.x, is SCCM version compatible with the SCEP version????
It would be useful to include a column to indicate whether or not each version is considered to be a baseline or not.
Awesome idea, fixed !
Hello; I have a doubt; I have the version: SCCM 2012 R2 5.00.7958.1000 installed in a Windows 2012R2 operating system, can I update that version of SCCM to 1710 without any problem ?, the update map would be
1. Upgrade to SCCM 2012R2 SP1
2. Upgrade to SCCM 2012 1710
Thanks for your help and comments
Yes. You need SP1 first and 1710 after but the 1710 update was only showing in 1610+ console a couple of week ago so you might have to go SP1 -> 1610 -> 1710. Sorry I can’t test that right now.
Can I go 1511 straight to 1710? or do I need to upgrade to something in the middle first?
In theory, you can (since it’s cumulative) but for now, 1710 update will show only on 1610+ console. So your best bet is to go 1706 first and then 1710.
What about migrating from an old server with 1511 to a new server with 1702?
I is there a way of rolling back a SCCM upgrade? Recently upgraded to 1706, this have broken a number of things. We do not get the early wave hotfixes, and was told not add them in production, but we don’t have a lab to test.
All help would be greatly appreciated.
Unfortunately no. You’ll need to restore from backup.
Our environment is on SCCM 2012 1706. Every device we have in the windows family either shows Windows NT Server or Workstation. Is this normal? Is there a way to show the actual operating system? Any help will be appreciated! Thanks
The OS information you’re talking about is discovery information. This information comes from Active Directory. To have the full name of the OS you’ll need to check in the v_gs_operating_system view.
Hi Benoit, great article!
I have SCCM 1606 and I want to upgrade to 1702 but in the console under “Update and Servicing” I have also 1606 Hotfix, 1610 and in the end 1702.
Can I run 1702 directly or I must pass throught all upgrade in sequence?
All upgrades prerequisites (including 1702) are passed.
Thank You so much.
Luca
Updates are cumulative. You can install 1702 directly which will include all other fixes.
Hi Benoit. Great article! We are currently on SCCM 1606 5.00.8412.1007 and planning to get to 1710. I understand we will need to update to 1706 first.
My questions are will we have any issues updating the client agents from 1710? Do we need to update the client agents on 1706 first and then again on 1710? Are the SCCM 1606 5.00.8412.1007 agents compatible with 1710?
Thank You Benoit,
excellent guides on your site!
Thanks !
Hi,
We currently have SCCM 2012 RTM (5.00.7711.0000) installed on a Windows Server 2008 R2.
After purchasing a number of Windows 10 PCs, we have noticed that the current SCCM build is not supported and therefore cannot be installed on these W10 PCs.
I have two main questions:
1. What is the best path of updates that I should follow?
2. Does the licence cover upgrades to Service Packs and Cumulative Updates?
Thanks in advance,
Jose
You’ll need to go to 2012 R2 SP1 or 2012 SP2 first and then go to the latest Current Branch version (actually 1710).
We have both upgrades documented :
https://systemcenterdudes.com/sccm-2012-r2-sp1-upgrade/
https://systemcenterdudes.com/step-by-step-sccm-1710-upgrade-guide/
Hello, I’m pretty new to administration of SCCM. The primary site was setup prior to me getting involved. I’m on SCCM2012 1511. For some reason when I go into the colsole>administration>cloud services>Updates and Services, there is no content in the ribbon at all. Nothing to manually check for updates, the only thing available is “Saved Searches”. Is there something that needs to be set up further to allow in console updates? Any direction would be really appreciated!
Hi James,
It seems to be related to rights within SCCM. Look under Administration/Security/Administrative Users as a start.
hope this help a bit 🙂
Jonathan
Do we know the last version of SCCM that is going to be support on a 2012r2 server?
Steve
Windows Server 2012R2 or later is required for the latest version of SCCM.
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This is the best table on the internet! Thanks.
You can also get your version number from the Registry: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SMS\Setup
and using PowerShell Get-CMSite (ConfigMgr PowerShell Module)
Hello,
I am struggling to find a download for 1511. All I can see in Eval Center and VLSC is the download for 1606 or 1610 CB. According to your guids, I cannot upgrade from my current setup, SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 – CU1, to 1606. There must be a workaround here somewhere, but I can’t find anything online.
Any tips?
Cheers
Hi Doug,
Sorry if our articles were misleading. You CAN upgrade from SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 to SCCM 1606 without problem.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/core/servers/deploy/install/upgrade-to-configuration-manager
Awesome, thank you. You might want to replace the below line then from the 1606 upgrade guide you have:
“You can’t install this upgrade if you are running SCCM 2012. You need to be at least at SCCM 1511.”
The table is out of date.. can you update this page? Good work on the list, though!
Updated !
i want to install SCCM 2016. does it require schema update?
Hi dipak,
If you already have done the Schema update for previous SCCM version, no need to do it again. If it’s a new installation, yes you need a schema update.
I suggest you take a look at our installation guide https://systemcenterdudes.com/step-by-step-sccm-1511-configuration/
SCCM 2016 (LTSB) should NOT be installed ever. Look to install version 1511 or 1606.
Jonathan
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So we just recently upgraded to SCCM 1610 and before we were having an issue of one of the cumulative updates, SP1 CU4, where it would not install. Is this no longer needed as w are on the latest now?
Good News For Comment !!!
While SCCM 1610 here and on upgrade says Client version 5.00.8458.1000, after doing the update last night, I am seeing it being client version 5.00.8458.1007. Not sure this was changed after or not, but figured it could be helpful info.
Same here – was related to upgrading our system using the hotfix: KB3214042 (https://support.microsoft.com/kb/3214042). Site version remains the 5.00.8458.1000, but the agents seem to be bumped to 5.00.8458.1007. Just my understanding since we deployed those two slightly apart manually.
Hi,
There is a new version of SCCM – SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 – CU4
With version = 5.00.8239.1502
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3195483
Updated ! Thanks.
What is the latest version of SCCM.
I am at Version 5.0.7804.1600 SCCM SP1 can I jump directly to latest version.
Please suggest.
Hi Kirian,
Please read our post about upgrading to 1511, everything you need to know is described there.
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When I updated to CM 1606 my build number is 5.00.8412.1000 NOT 5.00.8412.1007, was this a typo in the instruction set?
Do the installation provide information on where to download the latest releases? The VLSC portal does not clearly list version or release numbers.
*Do the installation guides…
currently we are using SCCM Version ‘SCCM 2012 R2 5.00.7958.1000’ can I directly jump on SCCM version ‘SCCM 2012 R2 – CU5 5.00.7958.1604 ‘
Hi,
Please read our post about upgrading to 1511, everything you need to know is described there.
Not sure on the wording for your upgrade guide. We’re on 2012 R2 CU1 – can we go straight to 1602, or does it need to be 1511 first and then apply the upgrade?
Thanks
Hi there, we’re currently lagging behind on version SCCM 2012 SP1 – CU4, can we go directly to SCCM 1511?
Yes ! 🙂
We documented it in this blog post : https://systemcenterdudes.com/sccm-1511-upgrade/
Excellent, thought so – just wanted to double check. Thanks
Thank you very much. please keep it up. Pete
Please Help !
Install SCCM fault. “SQL Server TCP Port” “Error”
SQL Server TCP Config OK !
SQL Error Log
Login failed for user “ZOLI\WIN-SCCM$” Reason: Could not find a login matching the named provided. [CLIENT: ]
Error: 18456, Severity: 14 State: 5.
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Hi
My lab site still shows Site version 5.00.8239.1000 (console is 1302). They’re on the same machine.
Is this right? If I run CU2 again it just says it’s already installed.
A CU don’t update your site version. 1301 AND 1302 is CU2. There was 2 release of the CU2 console to fix an issue.
For new installation of SCCM 2012, please let me know what is needed to get to the latest version.
Thanks you!
Depending of you fresh installation media, Install R2 SP1 or SP2 and CU1 afterward. Our guides will guide you through the process
Hello, Thanks for all of the great documentation. We’ve been looking at applying the previous 2012R2 CU’s to our environment but it seems like every time we got ready to deploy, the next one was released. I just want confirmation that 2012R2SP1 contains all of previous fixes in CU1-CU5. I know the CU’s themselves are cumulative but I cant seem to find definitive info that says SP1 contains all fixes from CU5. I know its necessary to apply SP1 before applying SP1CU1. We’re currently on 2012R2 5.0.7958.1000. My plan is to deploy 2012R2SP1 and then 2012SP1CU1.
Yes, SP1 contains all fixes included in prior CU.
I am at Version 5.0.7958.1000 SCCM 2012 R2 can I jump directly to the SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 CU1 or do I need to update in order?
Upgrade to SP1 first and then apply SP1 CU1