Intune application deployment for running applications

We’ve been using packaged win32 apps to deploy with intunewinapputil for a few months. But we’ve ran into issues with applications with the zoom VDI plugin because the view client is running when the plugin tries to update. The install shows as successful in intune and in control panel that the new version is installed. But when we look at the dll’s the install was not successfully.

I found PSADT, a powershell script first created to standardize deployments with SCCM. But it also supports Intune and people have used it with serviceui to allow screen pops that run in the user context. I’m hoping this will allow me to check if the view client is running and prompt the user to close it before the Zoom VDI plugin can install cleanly.

This post will be a collection of links I’m using well trying to solve this problem

Using PSADT with win32 Apps in intune

https://www.anoopcnair.com/use-serviceui-with-intune-to-bring-system-process-to-interactive-mode/

How to deploy Win32 applications with Microsoft Intune

Inintune, powershell

Quick hit – intune gap analysis for conditional access

Quick PowerShell for the win

Flow support for Microsoft endpoint manager

quick hit – Block personally owned devices in Intune with enrollment restrictions

Quick hit – Endpoint security and intune

Using Automation to Create Optimized Windows Images for VMware Horizon VMs

Blocking usb storage devices with intune

Powershell reports for users with MFA setup in o365

Microsoft endpoint manager and windows updates

Intune application deployment for running applications

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