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In a previous blog I explained how to deploy a .msi application with Intune. In this blog let me describe the next cool MEM feature – Win32 application deployment.
Intune supports Win32 x86 and x64 applications meaning you can deploy, from Intune, any application like Adobe Reader, Google Chrome, 7-zip, etc. You can deploy from a command line in silent mode. You just need to know parameters for .exe or .msu for silent installation.
Before uploading Win32 applications in MEM, you need to “wrap” the app into Intune format (.intunewin) with Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool.
Part 2 – Purpose of Autopilot Profile
Introduction
So with the first part we went into the differences of paths when choosing a method of which way we want to proceed, whether that is a standard Autopilot profile deployment or if we want to use the white glove version of this process to move forward.
While that covered a lot of foundational ground, with this part, we want to dive into another area of interest. This will help our decision making and that stems around the purpose of the autopilot profile we are using or trying to create. Knowing exactly what we want to achieve with it, and how it will be constructed, will also play a factor in how we want our approach to be.
Again, this part lays out everything around understanding what you want your Autopilot profile itself to achieve, so you can start to customize and explain the suggestions and outline the requirements.
In this post, we will go through the deployment of windows 11 using SCCM. As you are aware, Microsoft officially released the Windows 11 operating system on October 4th and hardware requirements provided in the following link. Windows 11 Specs and System Requirements | Microsoft . You can download Windows 11 iso from MSDN or VLSC (Volume Licensing Service Center). Use the PC Health check app to see if your device has the compatibility to run Windows 11. These are the minimum system requirements for installing Windows 11 on a PC. Your device must be running Windows 10, version 2004 or later, to upgrade. Free updates are available through Windows Update in Settings>Update and Security.
