How to Add an MSI Application to Intune and Deploy to Windows

Organizations are no longer bound to a well-defined perimeter network. Traditional tools used to deploy and manage applications do not work well for cloud-based remote users and Windows clients. In this video, we review application deployment options available with Intune. Then we add an .MSI application to Intune and deploy it to a Windows client.
00:00 - Start
02:53 - Add MSI Application Package
04:37 - Set the Assignment Type
05:28 - Verify Application Install
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[@JasonLentz]

This helped me out today. Thanks for the quick and easy video instruction.

[@BACKSPIN9ball]

Thnaks for this. I've been trying to figure out how printer drivers are deployed in intune and there's no straight forward video I see doint this. In my opinion those are much harder to deploy.

[@khmerboiteara8]

Great video 🎉

[@user-ky3dg3nc4x]

Thank you for the video. How would you keep the app updated? Is there an option to auto update the application?

[@jeffreybryner1196]

Hi Travis. Curious, why did you select LOB for app type for this .msi instead of Win32? We understand that for Win32 it will ask for a .intune package file, but is there any other thoughts about it? Thanks as always for your great videos.

[@rockgport]

should we use the user names for required mode deployment