13. Win32 app creation Microsoft Intune: Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool - Command Line (13/33)

In this TH-cam Intune video we create an .intunewin file using IntuneWinAppUtil.exe in a one command line run for Mozilla Firefox source files.

[@omraut679]

You been doing great job teaching us.

[@IntuneVitaDoctrina]

Thanks a lot for that comment :)

[@PatientXero607]

Not working with 1.8.5. A new -a flag is required for the source file, and it crashes out while generating the intunewin package.

[@IntuneVitaDoctrina]

I have had the prep tool crash on me a few times also, I just re-run it and it works. Didn't know there was a new switch/flag required. Sounds like some investigations and maybe a new video is needed, thanks for letting know.

[@texddiaz]

thanks for share!

[@muhannedbennana1714]

Good job covering the script with your body

[@IntuneVitaDoctrina]

oups sorry, that sounds bad. I rewatch it and cannot see which script you are referring too or where in video you saw that, could you please let me know at what minute:second this is happening? I'm happy to put the script in the description.

[@DrewStenger]

How is this built with the .ps1 version of mozilla?

[@IntuneVitaDoctrina]

Hi Drew,
You would do nearly the same.
So you got your base package/template with Source and Output folder right? run the Preptool and it will ask 4 questions, for first you copy the path to the Source folder of Firefox. For Script you can chose a bit what you want but why not chose your .PS1 and for 3. you chose the empty Output folder in your Firefox structure and for question 4 always answer 4.
I don't know if this is helpful? if not please explain more what steps you have done previous and I try to give better description.