The latest updates of WinTuner add even more function. I can run a few lines of code and have Wintuner check what apps I have deployed for updates (that it supports), deploy an updated app, reassign the groups to the new app and set supersedence. Then I run a second script (when ready) to clean up and delete the old apps. Keep up the good work Bob Ross!
Love the way you explain everything in detail and would like to appreciate the effort steve. Is it possible to make a video series regarding updating windows using intune update rings feature updates etc? Thank you in advance
winget list only pulls up a list of apps that are locally installed on the device already, regardless if WINGET can install it or not. Not sure you can pull up an entire manifest of the entire app library.
Really nice video! I don't know if you have any recommendation to uninstall applications with intune? I was trying to use winget to uninstall a specific package, but for some reason is not working.
Hey! Do you know how to do automation for Chrome & Zoom. The goal is to have both of these applications to do its own update/to automatically update to the latest version in Intune (I was told there may be a Zoom auto native patch rule or switch or something)
Thank you for the the script. I followed step by step and got it to publish on VLC, Firefox, 7zip, and Git, but the apps deployment to the manage devices took more than 8 hours to install the apps. By any chance you know why?
Hello I am getting following error during the export package. PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> winget-intune package 7zip.7zip --package-folder C:\WinGet winget-intune : The term 'winget-intune' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + winget-intune package 7zip.7zip --package-folder C:\WinGet + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (winget-intune:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
I tried this with notepad++ and after installation was successfull I still have my old version 8.5.8 so it didnt uninstall that one first. Do you have any idea why? The automated uninstall command looks a bit wierd "%windir%\sysnative\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -WindowStyle Hidden -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File uninstall.ps1"
@@getrubix I already had 8.5.8 installed on my computer before i published this to Intune and added my computer the the app. So even tho the installation was successfull and all seems fine I didnt get the newest version wich is 8.6.4.
The latest updates of WinTuner add even more function. I can run a few lines of code and have Wintuner check what apps I have deployed for updates (that it supports), deploy an updated app, reassign the groups to the new app and set supersedence. Then I run a second script (when ready) to clean up and delete the old apps.
Keep up the good work Bob Ross!
Thank you so much for making appliation packaging smooth.
You are so welcome!
Love the way you explain everything in detail and would like to appreciate the effort steve. Is it possible to make a video series regarding updating windows using intune update rings feature updates etc? Thank you in advance
For sure- will definitely be covering that in the next few weeks. Appreciate the feedback and support!
Man you are the man.. ... I use this for the past month ad I just want to say think you buddy
Thanks! Glad it's helping
man you make my life so much easier ..ty.
That's why we're here
winget list only pulls up a list of apps that are locally installed on the device already, regardless if WINGET can install it or not. Not sure you can pull up an entire manifest of the entire app library.
This is perfect. Is there a way to use this also with an auto updating behavior?
Yes there is- I'm working on a piece now for that. Stay tuned :)
Hi have you ever used Winget to install applications in the autopilot process, do you know if this is supported.
Yes it is supported
Really nice video!
I don't know if you have any recommendation to uninstall applications with intune? I was trying to use winget to uninstall a specific package, but for some reason is not working.
Check this out- I made it for Chocolatey but same logic for Winget: github.com/stevecapacity/IntunePowershell/tree/main/Chocolatey%20scripts
Hey! Do you know how to do automation for Chrome & Zoom. The goal is to have both of these applications to do its own update/to automatically update to the latest version in Intune (I was told there may be a Zoom auto native patch rule or switch or something)
Thank you for the the script. I followed step by step and got it to publish on VLC, Firefox, 7zip, and Git, but the apps
deployment to the manage devices took more than 8 hours to install the apps. By any chance you know why?
How are you assigning the apps- device groups, user groups? Feel free to hop in the Discord server for help troubleshooting discord.gg/getrubix
Nice Thanks.
Hello I am getting following error during the export package. PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> winget-intune package 7zip.7zip --package-folder C:\WinGet
winget-intune : The term 'winget-intune' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a
path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ winget-intune package 7zip.7zip --package-folder C:\WinGet
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (winget-intune:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
Event i have installed all the required package.
@@sandeepsharmaynr any fix for this having same issue even though i installed step by step
@@floydian4evr same Problem
same
I tried this with notepad++ and after installation was successfull I still have my old version 8.5.8 so it didnt uninstall that one first. Do you have any idea why? The automated uninstall command looks a bit wierd "%windir%\sysnative\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -WindowStyle Hidden -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File uninstall.ps1"
That's a pretty standard uninstall cmd for Intune. However, I don't believe Winget should automatically install the previous version first.
@@getrubix I already had 8.5.8 installed on my computer before i published this to Intune and added my computer the the app. So even tho the installation was successfull and all seems fine I didnt get the newest version wich is 8.6.4.