You will also have verbose output of the conversion process Running the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe will prompt you for the following information Īfter conversion you end up with a file similar to the following Now log onto the Azure portal and open your Intune tenant configuration. The first step is to download the conversion tool from intunewin file so it can be consumed by the Intune portal. So lets add the application now by converting the exe to a.
In this example I am going to use the 64-bit exe installer for 7-Zip. So lets add an additional application to go through the entire process. In this example I already have two applications enabled for Win32 application deployment, these being Adobe Acrobat Reader and SnagIt which in this instance have already been deployed to my test client machine. With the Intune blade open, click on Client Apps. In this step through guide I am going to show you how your application can be packaged using the new Intune Win32 application packaging tool on an Intune tenant running a preview of the GA release.
So lets step through this awesome new feature Intune Portal – New Application Type Today it is now possible to deploy applications through Intune using the Intune Management Extension without those restrictions, this process creates a packaged container of the setup files along with command line installation and uninstall commands. In some cases this meant that repackaging of applications was the only method of deploying those business applications, thus being a time consuming process. Up until now it it has been possible to deploy applications through Intune, this relied on a single MSI installation file with no external dependencies. Although there is a fundamental difference in deploying applications through Configuration Manager and Intune, Microsoft is developing tools to provide similar functionality across the management stack. The ability to “package” applications for deployment in Microsoft Intune is something that has been highly requested by many organisations making the move to management of devices through Intune. Announced by Brad Anderson today at Microsoft Ignite is new feature for Microsoft Intune which goes another step to both enhance and eliminate blockers towards using modern management with Microsoft Intune.
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