Deploy File to Intune Enrolled Devices as Win-32 App
I had a request to Deploy a pdf file to user's desktop and could not find clear documentation, hence here is how I successfully deployed it and decided to share is with this amazing community. Deploy File to Intune Enrolled Devices Deploy a file to Intune enrolled device's to "C:\Users\Public\Desktop" through Intune Step 1: Prepare the files: The File Install-file.ps1 Remove-file.ps1 Detect-file.ps1 Step 2" Create an Install, Remove & Detect script & save each scripts A. Install: #Installation Script: Install-file.ps1 $FileName = "FileToDesktop.pdf" $ScriptPath = [System.IO.Path]::GetDirectoryName($MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition) Copy-Item -Path "$ScriptPath\$FileName" -Destination "$Env:Public\Desktop" B. Remove: # Remove Installation: Remove-file.ps1 $FileName = "FileToDesktop.pdf" Remove-Item -Path "$Env:Public\Desktop\$FileName" C. Detect: # save this in a separate folder #Detect File : Detect-file.ps1 $FileName = "FileToDesktop.pdf" if (Test-Path -Path "$Env:Public\Desktop\$FileName"){ Write-Output "0" } Step 3: collect Install-file .ps1, Remove-file .ps1 and the required files in one folder as shown above and create an Intune installation Package. PS C:\Intune\WindowsIntunePrepTool> .\IntuneWinAppUtil.exe Please specify the source folder: C:\DeployFile\FileToDeploy Please specify the setup file: FileToDesktop.pdf Please specify the output folder: C:\DeployFile Do you want to specify catalog folder (Y/N)?N Step 4. Deploy Intune installation file with the following commands Upload the IntunePackage as " App : Windows app (Win32) Install Command: %windir%\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file "Install-file.ps1" Uninstall Command: %windir%\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file "Remove-file.ps1" Operating system architecture = select both 32/64-bit Detection rule: use custom detection script and upload the Detect script created above. Following the above steps, it is straight forward and easy to deploy a file to Intune Enrolled devices when required.Getting Started with Azure App Service: A Beginner's Guide to Web App Deployment
Dive into the world of Azure App Service with our comprehensive beginner's guide! Learn the step-by-step process of deploying your first web app using Azure. From navigating the Azure portal to mastering deployment via Azure CLI, unlock the secrets to seamless web app deployment. Get ready to elevate your skills and bring your projects to life with Azure App Service!Android Enterprise (fully managed) App installation stuck at pending
Hi everyone I have an Android Device enrolled with the Android (fully managed) profile. There are several Apps that get deployed to this device. However, the installation stuck at "pending" as seen in my screenshot. After I click on the pending App, the Play Store opens. Then I click on cancel and then install. After that the App gets installed. My Managed Google Play Store Apps in Intune are all Required and targeted to "All users". The Apps get automatically installed on my personally-owned work profile Phones without any issues. When I look under Device install status from the deploying App, I see the device with Status "Failed" and Status Details "The application failed to install, possibly because of insufficient storage or an unreliable network connection. The installation will be retried automatically. (0xC7D24FBA)" Does anyone face the same issue or know how to solve it? Thanks for your help ❤️Office 365 ProPlus - Teams Client missing / different O365 versions
Hello everyone, i'm experiencing the following two problems while deploying office 365 ProPlus within intune: 1. When deploying my default O365 AppSuite the client is receiving this just as expected, but the teams client is missing after installation. Of course i ticked the checkbox "Teams" in the blade "Configure App Suite" ;-) The Installation state is succesful. 2. I try to differntiat between some Office 365 ProPlus Installations: First: A basic package "O365 ProPlus Semi-Annual Channel" - Access, Excel, OneDrive Desktop, OneNote 2016, Outlook, PPT, S4b, Word, Teams Second: A basic package "O365 ProPlus Monthly Channel" - Access, Excel, OneDrive Desktop, OneNote 2016, Outlook, PPT, S4b, Word, Teams Third: "Publisher Semi-Annual" - only MS Publisher Fourth: "Visio Semi-Annual" - only MS Visio The Installation of the default package (first one) via required is working. When i try to publish the third and fourth package, either as available or required, this is not working. 1. Availability set to "available": it is'nt appearing in the company portal. (the first one shows up correctly) 2. Availability set to "required": Error Code (0x87D1041E) Regarding to the 2nd error i found this forum entry. Do you guys have any experiences with this? How do you deploy office via intune? My thought at this was: Every user is getting the default programs via "required" setting. If a user needs publisher or visio he can download it via company portal ("available" setting for the belonging app package) Thank you in advance. :-)
Printing API for Desktop apps hosting Edge's WebView
Hi, does Edge team have plans to provide/expose an API to control printing functionality, something similar to https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/aa753279(v=vs.90) and https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/aa769937(v%3Dvs.85) etc commands?Deploy a Custom Vision App on Azure App Service with Zero Downtime Deployment using Deployment Slots
Utilize Custom Vision client library for Node.js to create a Custom Vision classification model and deploy a Web App implementation using Azure App Service. In this tutorial, you will also get to leverage the power of Azure App Service’s Deployment Slots to avert downtime during redeployment after making changes to code, enabling you to test code and deploy gradually without users being affected.
