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moconn · ‎Oct 05, 2021

Hi @juhanpad Yes, as of the AdminStudio 2021 R2 release (coincidently, released today at the time of this post), you can both wrap Win32 applications into .intunewin wrappers and publish them to Intune. See more from the release notes here.

bkelly · ‎Nov 03, 2020

This would appear to be an oversight on the part of Microsoft that they are not performing this uniqueness check when programmatically adding a package as they do when interactively adding one. We'll see if we can perform a manual check to catch this ourselves as an enhancement in the future. In the meantime, we recommend you avoid publishing duplicate names as it may lead to unforeseen issues.

juhanpad · ‎Oct 26, 2020

I am trying to convert MSI to MSIX and I get the same error. We do not use the Tagging. So can you tell me where exactly I need to change the value "Use Software Identification Tag to No" , so that the build warning doesn't come every time. I believe there should be a template in a common location that needs to be changed. I need the path of that template. And the settings where the path of this template is present.

juhanpad · ‎Sep 28, 2020

Hello, We have Internal Deployment tools , for which need to provide the Package ID as Input. Only then the Application will get deployed. Apart from deployment tools, the complete infrastructure ( like reporting tools, database heavily depends on the Package ID).

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Re: Can we publish Win32 apps (.intunewin) to Microsoft Intune using Application Manager ?

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Can we publish Win32 apps (.intunewin) to Microsoft Intune using Application Manager ?

Admin Studio 2020 Application Creation

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