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AppleWirelessMouse64 driver packing on Intune
Hi All,
I am trying to package the AppleWirelessMouse64.exe via Intune and push it on company portal.
Has anyone done this before? If so can you please share your experience ?
TIA,
Vijay.
Vijay0896: You can extract all the files from the AppleWirelessMouse64.exe using 7-Zip or something similar to a folder. Use that folder to create a Win32Package, and you can use " .\DPInst.exe /sw /s /q /se " as the installation command. The uninstall command would be ."\DPInst.exe /u AppleBMT64.inf /q " (Both without the "s ) For detection you can use a registry check on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\D088EE4BD2819FBA2B349EF9D55176F223419BE6 with the DisplayVersion key and value 06/01/2011 4.0.0.1. (Or another one if you downloaded a different version, it should be on the same path)
Let me know if that works. I just tested the install and uninstall in a Windows Sandbox.
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Vijay0896: You can extract all the files from the AppleWirelessMouse64.exe using 7-Zip or something similar to a folder. Use that folder to create a Win32Package, and you can use " .\DPInst.exe /sw /s /q /se " as the installation command. The uninstall command would be ."\DPInst.exe /u AppleBMT64.inf /q " (Both without the "s ) For detection you can use a registry check on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\D088EE4BD2819FBA2B349EF9D55176F223419BE6 with the DisplayVersion key and value 06/01/2011 4.0.0.1. (Or another one if you downloaded a different version, it should be on the same path)
Let me know if that works. I just tested the install and uninstall in a Windows Sandbox.
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If one of the posts was helpful in other ways, please consider giving it a Like.Hi Harm_Veenstra,
Really appreciate your response on this.I used \AppleWirelessMouse64.exe /s as the install string and this is what I have on my uninstall string, C:\PROGRA~1\DIFX\8730326CFC0D32D8\DPInst.exe /u C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\applebmt64.inf_amd64_6d97d6264f077f40\applebmt64.inf. And my registry key is the same as yours, but mine hasn't worked.
I'd be pleased to try your approach; however, can I use the install and uninstall strings just as per your suggestion? Should I try making any modifications?
Attaching screenshots from my registry for your reference.- If you extract the AppleWirelessMouse64.exe with 7-Zip (Or a similar tool) to a folder, you will see the DPinst.exe in that folder. If you open a command prompt and change the folder to where you extracted the files, you can use DPinst.exe /? to see all the parameters. (But they are also listed here: https://silent-install.net/installer/dpinst 😉 )
My install and uninstall commands work, and the detection should also work if you use that registry path.
But you say your install didn't work... Did the detection not work? Was it installed anyway?
