Manage Developer Mode

Summary

The Manage Developer Mode group includes Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices where the cPVAL Desired Developer Mode field is set to Check, Enable, or Disable. Devices set to None are not included in this group.

A daily automation runs on all devices in this group. This automation ensures that the Developer Mode setting on each device matches the value defined in the cPVAL Desired Developer Mode field. If the value is set to Enable or Disable, the Manage Developer Mode automation will apply the required change on the device. If the value is set to Check, the automation will only read the current state without making changes.

After each run, the automation updates the cPVAL Current Developer Mode field with the latest state reported from the device. This allows you to track the actual configuration present on the endpoint.

This group can also be used for monitoring and validation. Since both desired and current values are available as columns, you can easily compare them to identify mismatches, confirm compliance, or troubleshoot issues where the expected setting has not been applied.

Dependencies

Group Creation

Group Configuration

Columns

Sort	Column	Description
1	Device	The name of the device.
2	Health Detail	Current health status of the device as reported by NinjaRMM.
3	Organization	The organization the device belongs to.
4	Location	The location assigned to the device within the organization.
5	Last Uptime	Indicates whether the device is currently online or offline in NinjaRMM.
6	OS Name	The operating system name and version installed on the device.
7	cPVAL Desired Developer Mode	The desired Developer Mode state configured at the Organization, Location, or Device level.
8	cPVAL Current Developer Mode	The actual Developer Mode state on the device as of the last automation run.

Changelog

2026-06-17

Initial version of the document

Summary​

Dependencies​

Group Creation​

Columns​

Changelog​

2026-06-17​