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iTunes version 12.13.1 packaging on Intune
- You could use the steps from this website https://silentinstallhq.com/apple-itunes-silent-install-how-to-guide/?expand_article=1 , check the "iTunes Silent Install (EXE) on 64-bit System (Version 12.10.9.3 and Newer)" chapter. Install and uninstall scripts plus detection script there. Use the Apple iTunes NonInteractive Install (PowerShell) and Apple iTunes Silent Uninstall (PowerShell) from the links there.
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Here is the screenshot from the properties of the executable with the properties tab, did you also want the screenshot from the Intune settings which I used ?
Vijay0896 I try to use the script option as much as possible because PowerShell is more flexible. But whatever works for you and your colleagues, of course 😉
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That has worked mate, thanks for your suggestion.
I have a question in choosing the right detection key, how would you choose between registry key, file and script?- You could use the steps from this website https://silentinstallhq.com/apple-itunes-silent-install-how-to-guide/?expand_article=1 , check the "iTunes Silent Install (EXE) on 64-bit System (Version 12.10.9.3 and Newer)" chapter. Install and uninstall scripts plus detection script there. Use the Apple iTunes NonInteractive Install (PowerShell) and Apple iTunes Silent Uninstall (PowerShell) from the links there.
Yeah, not installed, unfortunately.
- It seems ok, but is the application installed on that system?
Harm_Veenstra Thanks for the feedback.
This is the error I am getting when I changed the detection rule and tried to install the package.
Are you happy with my install command ?- The Details tab of the properties of the iTunes.exe 🙂 (To see the version)
