How to Add an EXE App to Intune and Deploy to Windows
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Applications come with a variety of installation types. One common type is the Win32 .exe format. The native .exe format is not an option when deploying applications with Intune. In this video, we review how to use the Win32 Content Prep Tool to convert a Win32 .exe application into a .intunewin package we can deploy with Intune. Then, we add the application to Intune and make it available for our Windows clients.
00:00 - Start
03:04 - Convert and EXE Package
04:47 - Add a .intunewin Application to Intune
08:26 - Install the Application from the Company Portal
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Excelente" thnks! can you share us the commnd with do you use in CMD?
Great!
Do you know what Configuration Service Provider (CSP) would be used to do this? I know enterprisedesktopappmanagement handles MSI's, but I'm looking to install exe's using CSP's without intune.
Mine says "Install Pending" for the last 45mins but yours deployed right away?
Can you make a video on how to Uninstall that specific app using intune?
for the uninstall command why was % used in path name?
thanks for such useful video.
Can you please clarify why at 7:25 - detection rule - "File or folder' you wrote 7zFM.exe instead of 7-zip like every else? I'm just trying to adapt this for another app and confused at this step
Потому что в рут папке 7zip нету .exe с названием 7-zip )
Could you provide the event logs (Microsoft-Windows-DeviceManagement-Enterprise-Diagnostics-Provider/Admin) for when the device installs the intunewin package? That may help figure out which CSP intune uses.
Does this apply to portable program (only exe, without installer)?
Same question 👆
I tried this method but the intunewin file comes out twice the size of the EXE file. How is this happening?
Make sure only the setup files are in the directory specified with the -c switch github.com/microsoft/Intune-Win32-App-Packaging-Tool/issues/1
@@Ciraltos yeah i figured it out. My next issue is that when I finally got the file in the company portal it would fail at 100 percent. I checked status and it said “The System cannot find the file specified. (0x080070002) error. How do I fix this?
@@jasonsutton4404 Your installation command is most likely incorrect. I would honestly have a test computer, manually install it on the computer and then go to the registry key to find the installation path and just copy that into your installation command.
Lacking huge information here regarding this tool. You glaze over all the syntax required to use the tool