How to Automate Intune App Deployments for EXE or MSI Installers
PacKit offers IT professionals a Windows-based, user-focused tool that simplifies centralized configuration and deployment of post-packaged applications. It streamlines application package management and integrates directly with tools like Microsoft Intune and MECM. With its one-click deployment feature, PacKit lets you deploy applications effortlessly to MECM and Intune. It also generates Intunewin files automatically, ensuring smooth […]
The Manual App Deployment Steps You’re Skipping with PacKit
How PacKit Simplifies Your Workflow and Reduces Those Repetitive Tasks For many packagers, the deployment process often involves a series of manual tasks, from writing scripts and configuring deployments to wrapping packages. If you rely on a detailed README file to track every step, you know how tedious and error-prone this process can be. But […]
Switching From Manual to Automation in EXE Deployment to Intune
Deploying EXE installers using Intune involves several additional steps that differ from typical packaged applications. A crucial part of the process is converting the installation files into a format that Intune can distribute effectively. For EXE installers, this requires packaging the application files into the .intunewin format. In this guide, we will walk through the […]
Simplifying Application Deployment with PacKit – Free Tool for Wrapping, Converting, and Uploading to Intune
In a previous article, we explored PacKit’s user interface and the set of features it offers. Now, let’s have a look at how you can use PacKit to wrap your packages with PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit (PSADT), convert them to .intunewin files, and upload them to Intune. Download PacKit Free here. No registration needed. Access […]
How to deploy an MSI file to Intune, free and easy
Keeping applications up-to-date and secure is a constant challenge for organizations today. According to a recent Microsoft Digital Defense Report, a staggering 78% of devices remain unpatched nine months after critical vulnerability fixes are released. These outdated applications and unpatched systems expose organizations to vulnerabilities and potential cyberattacks. So, how can IT teams work on […]
