1.
Go to this
link and download the converter. If
you want more instructions, click here.
2.
After downloading the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe, you
may want to move it over to an easy to find folder on your computer.
3.
Run IntuneWinAppUtil.exe and follow the
prompts. The file will ask you for the
following.
a.
Folder location of your source .msi or .exe
b.
The filename of the .msi or .exe
c.
The destination of the new .intunewin file we
are creating
4.
Now you can head on over to
endpoint.microsoft.com>Apps>Windows
a.
Click Add
b.
Select the app type Windows app (Win32)
c.
Select the .intunewin file you created earlier
d.
Fill out all the important information. I like to be sure and add a logo image to
make it easier for end users if you are going to allow them to select it in the
company portal.
e.
Install command: if you converted a MSI the
field should already be populated. If
you converted an exe file, you would use the setup.exe /s command in the
f.
The quest for the uninstaller
i.
You will need to run this powershell script to
find the uninstaller identifying number.
ii.
get-wmiobject Win32_Product | Format-Table
IdentifyingNumber, Name, LocalPackage -AutoSize
iii.
Now you will need to put the msiexec.exe /x
{unique identifying number from step 1} /qb command in the uninstall command in
your Intune Win32 Application
