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If enabled, the tool can now automatically connect to your SCCM environment, create the application, collections and distribute the content (saving you clicks and time).

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Generate Install & Uninstall collections based on the Application’s Name.

Enumerating all DP & DP-Groups and distribute content to them.

Caching of previously looked up Reg-ID’s and previously used source & destination paths.

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Adding a Software ID tag and using this as a detection mechanism (with experimental lookup function).

Creating the SCCM Application + Deployment Type.

Merging of your source binaries with the PS App toolkit on a destination Share (must be UNC).Fully unattended generation of the Deploy-Application.PS1 file.The functionality at this point in time is (Version 1.2) :

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Once that is done, nothing is stopping your from editing that file to embed more complex stuff.Īlso, feel free to update the AppDeployToolkitBanner.png in the Toolkit subfolder with your own company logo ! The goal is to extend the GUI so that most of the functionality offered by the toolkit is present in the GUI, but that will take time -)įor now, see it as a tool to merge your source-binaries together with the toolkit and generate the “basic” Deploy-Application.PS1.

To prevent this, I started this project to create a GUI that does most of the legwork for you.Īt this moment the functionality is still limited but it should cover the basics to deploy an MSI or Script (setup.exe). Additionally, editing the Deploy-Application.PS1 file takes time as you have to scroll a lot to the correct location to perform the functions that you want/need. One of the issues I ran into when using the toolkit for the first times, besides finding out what option I needed, were typo’s…if you forget a quote, the script won’t run. However, if you have never used it before, it could be a bit overwhelming at first since there are so many different options available.

Balloon tip notifications to indicate the beginning and end of an installation and the success or failure of an installation.

The ability to prevent the user from launching the applications that need to be closed while the application installation is in progress.

The ability to allow the user to defer an installation X number of times, X number of days or until a deadline date is reached.

An interface to prompt the user to close specified applications that are open prior to starting the application deployment.

It offers great flexibility and takes away most of the gaps that are left in the app-model. It is basically a (free) solution that allows you to standardize the way you deploy applications (and packages if you want to).

If you are working with ConfigMgr or Intune, you will probably create Applications once in a while to deploy to end-users machines :)Īlthough the current Application model is great and allows for much greater flexibility than we had with Packages/Programs, there are still situations where the Application model isn’t sufficient.Ī lot of the things that are not possible with the App model, are probably fixed in your own environment by writing custom scripts.Ī very good alternative is to start using the Powershell App Deployment Toolkit.

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GUI for creating Intune & SCCM applications using the Powershell App Deployment Toolkit, including creating Software ID Tags for easier License Management. Powershell App Deployment Toolkit - GUI (Updated version 1.4)