In this vlog I will show you step-by-step on how to “wrap” a Win32 / Legacy application (.exe files) so you can deploy it with Microsoft Intune.
Prerequisites
There are some requirements for publishing Win32 applications to a client. Be aware that you must meet the following criteria;
– Windows 10 – build 1607 or higher (Education, Pro and Enterprise)
– The Windows 10 client must be joined to Azure AD or Hybrid domain joined
– The Windows 10 must be under MDM management with Microsoft Intune
– The application (including all sources files) may not exceed 8 GB in size
Download link for the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep tool : https://github.com/Microsoft/Microsoft-Win32-Content-Prep-Tool
Step-by-Step blog version of this vlog : https://www.robinhobo.com/how-to-deploy-win32-applications-with-microsoft-intune/
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I work as a Senior Solution Architect with focus on the Modern Workspace. I am specialized in Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), Windows 365 and Microsoft EM+S (including Microsoft Endpoint Manager - Microsoft Intune).
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