Application Packaging Training

Set up your lab for application packaging by installing a virtual machine tool such as Oracle VirtualBox, then install Windows 10 and the admin studio packaging tool.

Install Oracle VirtualBox, create a Windows 10 packaging virtual machine, attach the ISO, configure boot order and auto mount the shared folder, then start the VM for packaging.

Learn how to repackage an application by capturing pre and post snapshots, generating a change MSI, and building a VLC installation in a controlled virtual machine.

Package Microsoft Office applications using the admin setup, customize with the Office customization tool, configure installation options, licenses, and shortcuts for mass deployment.

Create two batch files, install.bat and uninstall.bat, to install and uninstall the seven zip application via msiexec with quiet mode, no restart, and log files.

Deploy apps via Microsoft Intune using Microsoft Store integration; publish company portal in required mode and make WinZip universal and Mozilla Firefox available there for Windows 10 devices.

Deploy Microsoft 365 apps such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Access, and more in required mode via Intune for Windows 10 devices, using Configuration Designer with no user interaction.

Deploy the Microsoft Edge browser via Intune in available mode for Windows 10 and later, selecting the stable version and targeting the Windows 10 user group.

Deploy a line-of-business application in Intune by uploading a single-file MSI (seven zip), configuring required mode for Windows devices, and reviewing the log at c:\Windows\temp\seven zip install dot log.

Convert the MSI to Intune Win format, upload it via the Intune portal's Windows app Win32 option, and deploy Wireshark 3.2.4.56 with install and uninstall commands.

Convert the FileZilla MSI to Intune Win format and deploy it as a Windows app Win32, then monitor installation across incoming, staging, and IAM cache, and review app workload logs.

Learn to package and deploy a Win32 exe as an Intune win app by converting VLC to Intune win format, configuring silent install/uninstall, and robust detection rules.

Learn to convert a WinSCP exe to IntuneWin format, configure silent install and uninstall, set registry-based detection for 64/32-bit Windows 10, and deploy a Win32 app via Intune.

Deploy Java as the base application in Intune with WinSCP as a dependency, using Win32 app packaging, silent install commands, and registry-based detection to orchestrate the install.

Deploy Adobe Reader DC via batch files in Intune, create install and uninstall bat files, convert to Intune Win32 format with the converter, and set a 32/64-bit product code detection.

Deploy Putty through Intune by converting the MSI to a Win32 app with install.cmd and uninstall.cmd, then configure detection by product code and publish to the company portal.

Wrap the Remote Desktop Connection Manager with the PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit, convert to Intune win format, and deploy via the Intune portal, demonstrating end-to-end packaging and deployment.

Package TeamViewer exe using the PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit and deploy it through Intune, using silent install commands and registry-based detection.

Discover how to integrate Patch My PC applications and updates into the Microsoft Intune portal, including licensing, Azure app registration, Intune apps and updates, and daily sync and logs.

Synchronize and deploy the Remote Desktop Manager and its updates from Patch My PC to Intune, publish it in available mode, and verify installation via the company portal.

Deploy the Zoom Workplace app synchronized by patch my pc in Intune, set as available, assign to a Windows 10 user group, and verify installation across devices.

Learn to remove unauthorized apps in Intune by deploying Firefox in required mode, deleting install deployments, and enforcing forceful uninstallation on Windows 10 devices.

Uninstall the Wireshark Windows win32 app from the Intune portal using the uninstall command and verify the log at C:\Windows\Temp\Wireshark 3.2.4.56 Uninstall.log. Confirm removal by syncing policy and refreshing portal.

Learn step-by-step how to deploy applications with SCCM configuration manager, including downloading, sharing, uploading to the console, distributing to distribution points, and deploying to target computers.

Create a shared network folder for source files to support application deployment via Configura, and organize a four-folder structure for applications, updates, operating system, and reports, with production backups.

Learn how to deploy applications in approval mode, where users request installation for license apps, administrators approve or deny, and approved apps install automatically via software center and distribution points.

Deploy applications by setting precise requirements such as RAM, disk space, operating system, and Active Directory membership, to ensure installation only on eligible Windows 10 machines.

Deploys the latest 7-Zip version across Windows 10 machines using superseded mode, replacing the old 19.00 with 21.07 via software center and distribution point.

Deploy applications with dependencies by listing prerequisites such as Cisco AnyConnect and 7-Zip before the main application, then distribute content and enforce the deployment to device collections.

Learn how predefined and custom global conditions govern application deployment in SCCM, using RAM, disk space, AD OU, Windows 10, and Firefox file presence as criteria.

Learn to deploy an exe using the application model by gathering app details, creating silent install and uninstall commands, and using registry-based detection for Windows 10 via software center.

Learn how to locate uninstall strings in the registry for 64-bit and 32-bit apps by navigating to the uninstall keys under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall, with examples like Firefox and seven zip.

Explore the differences between packages and applications in Configuration Manager, comparing device deployment versus user deployment, detection, persistence, dependencies, icons, and distribution point execution.

Learn to deploy applications in available mode using the package model by creating a container package with install and uninstall programs, configuring silent command lines, and distributing to device collections.

Learn to deploy MSI applications in required mode using the package model, performing silent, unattended installations via system or user accounts with scheduling and distribution point deployment.

Deploy Microsoft Office 365 with MECM configuration manager by creating a package, distributing to the distribution point, deploying to Windows 10, and performing a silent install guided by configuration.xml.

Deploys applications using a batch file in a package model, applying silent install commands, distributing to distribution points, and monitoring progress through logs on Windows 10.

Use package models to deploy a restart command to hundreds of computers by creating a restart package on the ACM server and deploying it to a computer collection via policy.

Learn to deploy Java with sccm by configuring silent install and uninstall commands, using product code checks, distributing to distribution points, and enabling software center installation via device collections.