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Deploy Update Compliance Configuration Script via .BAT
Hey there,
I am trying to deploy the Update Compliance Configuration Script through Intune using a batch file. I went through the instructions to modify the .bat file and it runs fine locally. I then used the Win 32 Content Prep tool to package all of the files for deployment. I started adding the package to Intune by choosing "Win 32 App" as the app type. But I don't know what I'm supposed to use for the install command. I think I'm missing some part of this. Any ideas?
TIA
~DGM~
- Hi
It depends on how you named your bat file. I am explaining it in this blog
https://call4cloud.nl/2021/07/what-about-printer-drivers/
You will notice I am using PowerShell as install.ps1 to install the printer driver, so my install cmd would be :
powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass .\install.ps1
Luckily when you have created an bat file like install.bat it would be just a simple: install.bat
But please make sure that you have that install.bat in the root of your win32app
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- Hi
It depends on how you named your bat file. I am explaining it in this blog
https://call4cloud.nl/2021/07/what-about-printer-drivers/
You will notice I am using PowerShell as install.ps1 to install the printer driver, so my install cmd would be :
powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass .\install.ps1
Luckily when you have created an bat file like install.bat it would be just a simple: install.bat
But please make sure that you have that install.bat in the root of your win32app - You can just specify the filename like install.cmd as the install command (Or install.bat or whatever you used for testing locally) You should also specify a uninstall command, if you don't have one you can just specify uninstall.cmd
