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Super simple PowerShell script/wrapper for the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe content prep tool to speed up your Intune packaging pipeline.

Intune Win32 wrapper script

Just a quick post this time - more of a reminder for myself if anything :smiley: so I don’t have to remember the parameters to pass to IntuneWinAppUtil.exe, instead I just CTRL+Space or Tab in PowerShell.

If you use the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe content prep tool to create Win32 apps for deployment through Intune, I created this simple wrapper to speed things up.

Drop the Package-IntuneApp.ps1 into the root of your packaging directory structure, mine looks like this:

  • OneDrive\Packages
    • Packages\Microsoft-AzureStorageExplorer
    • Packages\Chocolatey-Free
    • Packages\DNSFilter-Win10-Agent
    • Packages\Python
    • Packages\Package-IntuneApp.ps1
.\Package-IntuneApp.ps1 -SourceFolder .\Microsoft-AzureStorageExplorer\ -SetupFile Install-AzStorageExplorer-Choco.ps1

Specify the -SourceFolder (The package folder containing your installation binaries/scripts) and the -SetupFile which is the file Intune will run on the endpoint to start the installation.

You an also specify the -OutPutFolder directory if you want to change it from the default _Output folder.

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That’s all folks!