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Arjanver
Jun 09, 2020Copper Contributor
How to deal with Application version in intune and company portal?
Hi, How to deal with application versions in intune which end users can deploy via Company portal? For example when a new version is available for ApplicationX, we need to add this new version t...
PKlapwijk
Jun 10, 2020MVP
Arjanver Maybe using a requirement rule can help you with this as a temporary solution till something better is available in Intune. I described it in this article https://www.inthecloud247.com/how-to-update-win32-applications-with-microsoft-intune/
Arjanver
Jun 11, 2020Copper Contributor
Hi Peter,
I've post some questions to you're blog post.
I've post some questions to you're blog post.
- rahul_dJun 13, 2022Copper ContributorHi All,
I Need your help,
I Need to replace the teamviewer host version with a Full version in few laptops so I created a app with the detection rule as folder , it says successfully installed but it didn't- ITBryanJul 17, 2022Copper ContributorRemember, the detection rule is set by you. The reason why it's saying successful, even though it wasn't, is because you have set this up incorrectly. Detection rules don't actually tell you if you successfully installed an app. It tells you if what you're looking for is actually true.
Your detection rule is most likely looking for a folder that already exists.
You'll need to figure out what file/folder exists in the Full version, but not in the host version. Setting that file/folder to be detected, will give you the correct result for whether the app successfully installed or not.