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Update an app which was manually installed by the user
We onboarded a few devices to Intune. Users have all sort of apps installed on their devices. Now, I want to update those apps. E.g. user installed notepad++ version 7 two years ago, and I now want t...
- Two things worked out in the end:
1. Manually uninstalling the app on the client, then installing the newer version using a win32 app
2. Deploying a PowerShell script from Devices > Scripts to the machine which uninstalled the app remotely, then waiting for the win32 to be installed on the device.
That was my first reaction to this question too, I changed it in to it automatically updates when installing a new version. He doesn't have Notepad++ in Intune for the current version, but yes.. The next update could be done using Supersedence
Yes, exactly. The next update can be done like that. I am thinking about pushing a script through Intune to the device which uninstall the old version and then re-install the new version through an WIn32 app, but using that approach will probably result in data loss...
- I think it's best to push out the update package and continue from there
- How exactly do I push an update package?
- By installing the current version, please test but my experience is that when you install a newer version of Notepad++ with the /S (Silent) parameter.. That it just updates it. For the next versions you can use the supersedence