Issue deploying X64 bits softwares throught Microsoft Intune

djiunik94 1 Reputation point
2024-10-27T17:02:21.9433333+00:00

Hello,

I continue to discover Microsoft Intune daily and get auto-formed into that soluton. I have create some several packages to deploy both 32 and 64 bits software coming directly from MECM package done with Powershell App Deployment Toolkit. I have done a single INTUNEWIN file with the tool name : IntuneWinAppUtil.exe solution.

I notice that some application inside my global package like Canva and Notepad++ don't deploy whereas when I use the same content and use PPKG, those both software deploy correctly. I precise that for both, Powershell Package and file inside are done with X64 bits sources.

So I wonder how I can deploy those 2 applications using Intune and why not using an alternate solution.

I have try both with command line native Windows, and Powershell and same result. Before postng this, I have also a 3rd application that didn't deploy like Canva and Notepad++, it was ESET Smart Security, but I fix the issue using the following command line as after Powershell in 32 bits is natively use to deploy all applications :

"%systemroot%\sysnative\cmd.exe" /c "Install-Silent.bat"

Any one can help me to fix the deploying issue for Canva and Notepad++ ?
And please don't tell me to get and download the source for both in 32 bits mode, because I want to remain to 64 bits platform like the OS system and architecture that I deploy and use in same environment.

Thanks in advance to all one who will be able to help me.

Djiby - Doctor Windows

Microsoft Intune Application management
Microsoft Intune Application management
Microsoft Intune: A Microsoft cloud-based management solution that offers mobile device management, mobile application management, and PC management capabilities.Application management: The process of creating, configuring, managing, and monitoring applications.
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  1. Iufor 0 Reputation points
    2024-10-27T17:27:23.18+00:00

    Hi

    To enable public client flows with the Microsoft Graph API, navigate to Azure AD > App registrations > select your app > Authentication > Advanced settings, and toggle Allow public client flows to "Yes." For deploying x64 software through Intune, ensure the .intunewin package is correctly configured for 64-bit and verify the detection rules match the software architecture.

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