Been diving into Autopilot/Intune (or shall we just call it Microsoft Endpoint Management?) this past 2 weeks, your videos already helped me out alot. Thanks for that. First time I get pointed on the conflict between LoB apps and Win32 when enrolling devices, very good to know! Keep up the great work, I'm already subbed and I hope you receive alot more subs.
Just a note on the 8GB limit, this can be increased if required, you just need to submit a support request to MS and ask for it. Only installer I’ve heard of needing this was Autocad.
Just a friendly update that now Windows application size is capped at 30 GB per app. - All 'paid' tenants will have a Win32 upload limit of 30 gigabytes per app. - Unpaid/trial/free tenants will remain at 8 gigabytes per app.
great video - thank you! hey, a question for you: I want to install this everywhere, but just to prevent the mixing of application install types issue with Autopilot, I want this deployed separate from that - any thoughts on how to best achieve that?
@@theCMC lol NVM. I confused the Line of Business Process with the Intune app creation tool and just realized that I can just import the Exe file into the tool as your video clearly shows. Duh! That's what happens when you are tired but you still want to learn something new, late at night.
How to add apps inbuilt once the device gets enrolled? Like when you are done the autopilot process apps should be pushed from the autopilot profile automatically you know?
Hi Dean. What would be your suggested approach for Installing Office 365 and Win32 apps? As it says they shouldn't be mixed sometimes it works fine, sometimes it doesn't finish for hours and then eventually fail. I ended up to push Win32 apps to all devices and make Office 365 available in Company portal, but Ideal would be to have it pushed so users do as little intervention as possible? Is that achievable somehow? Thank you.
@@theCMC no I haven’t as I thought that when is deployed as LoB application users will get the latest version rather than me setting up reminder to do it every 3months or so. But I might give it a try to see how it performs in a test lab. It will be more work as we’ve got users that gets Project and/or Visio based on their license.
Hi there, firstly thanks a lot in advance for this. its been so helpful. I followed this step by step. it all works okay and it installs VLC on the persons laptop through Intune and it works completely fine. when I log back into Intune it shows up an error saying this: The application was not detected after installation completed successfully (0x87D1041C)🤷♂ any clue why that is? thanks a lot in advance.
I am still not able to get apps to deploy...IDK what I am missing. It says "available for install" but none of the devices automatically install. I tried it with just VLC. Nothing.
Nice Video . I am looking for help for uinstall a app first and then install upgraded version of applcaition in one intune pkg is it possible ? If yes then how to do it.
trying to deploy an app that is run through a powershell script as there a few after installation processes that need to be done. I'm trying to deploy the app as a win32app but what ever i'm trying just doesn't seem to be working any advise would be greatly appreciated.
@@theCMC I have tried unfortunatley that won't work as we have 2 files that need to placed in to a folder. Also the install works absolutely fine, but its the uninstall that doesn't work. I'm trying to make the uninstall work as this app is an app that is regularly updated and the files have to be replaced
How to update these apps to the latest version? Is there any way they are auto updated like the store apps? If not, do i have to uninstall and push the latest version the same way?
Great question. The approach for rolling out new versions in place of old would be Supercedence. Check the link around 16:40 for our current video on that !
I have a question, sir. So I tried installing VLC based on the instruction you had given. It installed successfully on my test machine, but on intune, it says it's failed. Do you know why?
I assume you packaged the file using the tool I showed? If that’s the case, make sure the exe is in the root of the folder you targeted, or the path you’ve set in the setup command line on Intune is correct.
I have a small issue right now. I would like to install a "custom" Teamviewer Host as an Autopilot app. That means a Teamviewer Host with Company Branding that signs in the Device to the Teamviewer management console. To do that with a .msi file we need to use a "command-line argument" that is specified by Teamviewer. We also use some apps that can only be deployed as a win32 app. That means that like it said in the video that it might cause some issues. The problem is I can't find where to put the command-line argument when I set up the Host as a win32 app. Can anyone help me with this?
Great question. If that's the case, you'll be wanting to look at the PSADT. I have a video overview here; th-cam.com/video/fxYEmqrlhPo/w-d-xo.html And I'm releasing a deep dive of some of the features over on my other channel shortly: www.youtube.com/@deanellerbymvp
I am getting a failed install for teamviewer.. it installs fine but intune report failure because "The application was not detected after installation completed successfully (0x87D1041C)".. any hints about this?.
Check the detection rules. If all else fails find a folder or file path created by the installation and use it to be looked for to see if installation is successful.
This is required by Apple to ensure that devices are enrolled to the correct MDM. Only a single Apple ID is required to configure enrolment. This is similar to Android, with a Google Enterprise account being required.
Have you come across any appplications such as General Electric ifix setup.exe that will not execute in anyway shape or form whether it is via powershell or cmd? Task manager shows it in the process list but literally sits there and never completes. Run the same powershell script locally as a local admin, guess what, it works. Driving me nuts (Deployed over 30 different applications in intune fine, just this specific one being a tw@t)
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This is a great video and very helpful. I am coming back to review this again as I don't do app deployment all the time. Thanks for your great videos!
Thanks Gary!
Been diving into Autopilot/Intune (or shall we just call it Microsoft Endpoint Management?) this past 2 weeks, your videos already helped me out alot. Thanks for that.
First time I get pointed on the conflict between LoB apps and Win32 when enrolling devices, very good to know!
Keep up the great work, I'm already subbed and I hope you receive alot more subs.
Thanks Sam, appreciate the comments!
I was just trying to figure this out as I binged watched your videos this week!!!!!!!
I was very surprised to see we hadn’t done a video on this yet!
Great video with clear instructions. Thank you - it worked beautifully.
Just a note on the 8GB limit, this can be increased if required, you just need to submit a support request to MS and ask for it. Only installer I’ve heard of needing this was Autocad.
Awesome! I did not know that. Thanks!
Just a friendly update that now Windows application size is capped at 30 GB per app.
- All 'paid' tenants will have a Win32 upload limit of 30 gigabytes per app.
- Unpaid/trial/free tenants will remain at 8 gigabytes per app.
@danielkhanguyen1007 great info thanks!
Great video! This helped me a whole lot, recommended and liked.
Good content ol' chap.
Thanks!
Bro thank you so much! I’ve had tNice tutorials software for like a year and was super intimidated by all the bars and windows. The way you’ve
Thank you, very helpful video in preparation for setting up our first cloud-only computers!
Hi, can you do a video about "how deploy bginfo via intune"?
Yes, good idea. 👍
is there a downside to replacing the app package file to update the app rather than creating a new app with the updated version?
great video - thank you! hey, a question for you: I want to install this everywhere, but just to prevent the mixing of application install types issue with Autopilot, I want this deployed separate from that - any thoughts on how to best achieve that?
Just install everything as Win32 :-)
@@theCMC What is you need to install somethind as a line-of-business app, like MS's company portal?
Thanks a million - very helpful
Thanks for the assist on this!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
So helpful-loved it mate, cheers!
Great video. Thank you! Can you please recommend the best way to convert Exe to MSI?
Why would you want to do that?
@@theCMC lol NVM. I confused the Line of Business Process with the Intune app creation tool and just realized that I can just import the Exe file into the tool as your video clearly shows. Duh! That's what happens when you are tired but you still want to learn something new, late at night.
will these install if a device is enrolled using the entra enrollment with automatic intune enrollment?
How to add apps inbuilt once the device gets enrolled? Like when you are done the autopilot process apps should be pushed from the autopilot profile automatically you know?
Very nice, thanks a lot, please keep going.
VERY appreciated. Thank you
Great video buddy!
Really good content! Cheers!!
Hi Dean. What would be your suggested approach for Installing Office 365 and Win32 apps? As it says they shouldn't be mixed sometimes it works fine, sometimes it doesn't finish for hours and then eventually fail. I ended up to push Win32 apps to all devices and make Office 365 available in Company portal, but Ideal would be to have it pushed so users do as little intervention as possible? Is that achievable somehow? Thank you.
Hey Tomas,
Have you considered packaging O365 as a Win32 app? It’s more work on a quarterly basis, but significantly higher success rate.
@@theCMC no I haven’t as I thought that when is deployed as LoB application users will get the latest version rather than me setting up reminder to do it every 3months or so. But I might give it a try to see how it performs in a test lab. It will be more work as we’ve got users that gets Project and/or Visio based on their license.
@@tomex sure - it’s not ideal but it may be better to have additional “planned” work rather than uncontrolled amounts of unplanned work.
@@theCMC I agree. Thanks for your support :)
@@tomex Can check, the LOB apps for MS office is 64 bits ? and MS office as a Win32 app is 32 bits?
Hi there, firstly thanks a lot in advance for this. its been so helpful.
I followed this step by step. it all works okay and it installs VLC on the persons laptop through Intune and it works completely fine. when I log back into Intune it shows up an error saying this:
The application was not detected after installation completed successfully (0x87D1041C)🤷♂
any clue why that is? thanks a lot in advance.
I had that error as well. It means that the detection rule is not set correctly, or at least it wasn't in my case.
Can you please make a video on deploying. Apk Or in house Android application deployment
Thanks!
You’re Welcome!
Is it possible to be able to view the powershell script that is created for a win32 app once deployed to intune?
Awesome video, thank you sir!
I am still not able to get apps to deploy...IDK what I am missing. It says "available for install" but none of the devices automatically install. I tried it with just VLC. Nothing.
Nice Video .
I am looking for help for uinstall a app first and then install upgraded version of applcaition in one intune pkg is it possible ? If yes then how to do it.
You could do that via a script, sure. Simple change the install command to do the uninstall first before the install.
Hello, how do you keep the application updated with intune?
What if we get an error like "The setup file you specified cannot be accessed", what I'm supposed to do now.
That simply means the file you specified in the command line wasn’t found in the root of the packaged file.
@@theCMC No it's there, the file exists but it is showing " The setup file you specified cannot be accessed"
super cool video thanks
trying to deploy an app that is run through a powershell script as there a few after installation processes that need to be done.
I'm trying to deploy the app as a win32app but what ever i'm trying just doesn't seem to be working
any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Use the PSADT. here’s an overview from me. PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit with Microsoft Intune
th-cam.com/video/USJj3lrhPBM/w-d-xo.html
@@theCMC I have tried unfortunatley that won't work as we have 2 files that need to placed in to a folder. Also the install works absolutely fine, but its the uninstall that doesn't work. I'm trying to make the uninstall work as this app is an app that is regularly updated and the files have to be replaced
Thank you
thank you so much dude you're a god
Thanks!
Great video. Thanks for making it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What if the uninstall file is in an app data folder? How would you translate that without using the user name? %appdata%?
Great question. Let me test. I’ll get back to you.
@@theCMC I think its %appdata%\ so for example zoom would be C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Zoom\uninstall translates to %appdata%\zoom\uninstall
@@theCMC Confirmed, see other reply
I am trying to create the file but this doesn't works, all looks ok but when I am looking voor de new file this is not created... Any idea?
How to update these apps to the latest version? Is there any way they are auto updated like the store apps? If not, do i have to uninstall and push the latest version the same way?
Great question. The approach for rolling out new versions in place of old would be Supercedence. Check the link around 16:40 for our current video on that !
Can you please show on how to create LOB using .apk
I have a question, sir. So I tried installing VLC based on the instruction you had given. It installed successfully on my test machine, but on intune, it says it's failed. Do you know why?
Make sure you enter the correct return codes. That will determine what Intune is told when the installation finishes.
What's the best way to find silent commands when you are unsure?
In CMD: "yourInstallerFile.exe /?" should give you a list of available command parameters.
Is it possible to deploye every .exe applications?
Thanks
You’re welcome
One Question
Do we need to install on our local Machine to upload any win32 applications?
No, no need to install on the local machine. It’s not like app-v or packaging.
No, no need to install on the local machine. It’s not like app-v or packaging.
Tried it with VLC player, it worked great, thx. But unfortunately it did not work the same way with Google Earth. Don't know why.
Man's C: is on hanging on for dear life 😂Almost no space left!!
😂 I blame RDR2
@@DeanEllerbyMVP 🤣🤣
Thanks alot
How would I be able to install an app with custom plug ins or fill ins?
I am getting errors like setup file can not be accessed its .exe file. can you help me on this?
I assume you packaged the file using the tool I showed? If that’s the case, make sure the exe is in the root of the folder you targeted, or the path you’ve set in the setup command line on Intune is correct.
I can't get any apps to show up in the company portal or auto install in my test environment.
I have a small issue right now. I would like to install a "custom" Teamviewer Host as an Autopilot app.
That means a Teamviewer Host with Company Branding that signs in the Device to the Teamviewer management console. To do that with a .msi file we need to use a "command-line argument" that is specified by Teamviewer.
We also use some apps that can only be deployed as a win32 app. That means that like it said in the video that it might cause some issues. The problem is I can't find where to put the command-line argument when I set up the Host as a win32 app.
Can anyone help me with this?
Put the command-line argument after the installer.msi in the "install command" field in Intune.
see here:
th-cam.com/video/FGZ7hrVBSE4/w-d-xo.html
@@theCMC Thank you very much. I'll try it out today!
@@theCMC Sorry but I have another question about the same topic. Do win32 apps also conflict with Microsoft Store Apps and Microsoft 365 Apps?
What if the program doesn't have a native Uninstall tool?
Great question.
If that's the case, you'll be wanting to look at the PSADT.
I have a video overview here; th-cam.com/video/fxYEmqrlhPo/w-d-xo.html
And I'm releasing a deep dive of some of the features over on my other channel shortly:
www.youtube.com/@deanellerbymvp
what could be the issue , the win32 app doesn't appear in the output folder? However I didn't get any error while converting the file
NVM, I found the issue .. I have to run the tool as administrator however the account is admin : D
Thank you this was very helpful.
You're welcome!
How can i give the run app argument "Incognito" for goggle Chrome browser when i deploy Google Chrome?
You could replace the shortcut on all users desktop to "chrome.exe --incognito"
I am getting a failed install for teamviewer.. it installs fine but intune report failure because "The application was not detected after installation completed successfully (0x87D1041C)".. any hints about this?.
Check the detection rules. If all else fails find a folder or file path created by the installation and use it to be looked for to see if installation is successful.
How to install anydesk?? Is it possible?
why intune needs apple account id for ios enrollment?
This is required by Apple to ensure that devices are enrolled to the correct MDM. Only a single Apple ID is required to configure enrolment. This is similar to Android, with a Google Enterprise account being required.
@@theCMC Thank you so much.. is it compulsory for google account for enrolling anroid devices. without google account is it not possible?
Yes, it’s compulsory also for the same reasons.
Literally followed everything you did in this video and the damn thing fails to install. Any ideas?
Have you come across any appplications such as General Electric ifix setup.exe that will not execute in anyway shape or form whether it is via powershell or cmd? Task manager shows it in the process list but literally sits there and never completes.
Run the same powershell script locally as a local admin, guess what, it works.
Driving me nuts
(Deployed over 30 different applications in intune fine, just this specific one being a tw@t)
This takes lot of time to deploy.
helpful content ! to create .intunewin file
Thanks 🙏
Thanks!
What should i do if i do not have the uninstall setup file?
You could take a look in the registry and find the Uninstall String, then just use that.