Convert-CMAppToIntuneWin Function

The following function will automatically convert your ConfigMgr applications to .intunewin files that can be used in Intune to deploy Win32 applications. In my environment, we are using PSADT (Powershell App Deployment Toolkit) so this function worked great to convert my existing install scripts to something that I can use in Intune. Once the function has completed converting your applications, it will open the folder that will contain a subfolder for each Deployment Type that the application had. In those subfolders, you will find the .intunewin files.

Just keep in mind that if your install command in ConfigMgr is calling a file that is not in the content source path, the Convert-CMAppToIntune function will exit since the Win32 Content Prep Tool requires the setup file to exist with the content.

Requirements:

• Internet Connection (this is required to download the Win32 Content Prep Tool from Microsoft’s official Github repository)
• The setup file that you are calling in the install command must reside in the content source path.
• You must be trying to convert a Win32 application install
• ConfigMgr Module (Click here to learn how to load the module)

Parameters:

• AppName (Required)
  • You will have to use the exact application name that you are using in ConfigMgr
• OutputFolder (Optional)
  • By default the function will stage everything into your %TEMP% folder. However you can use this parameter to override that default location and stage your converted files anywhere.

Examples:

Convert-CMAppToIntuneWin -AppName "Google Chrome"

Convert-CMAppToIntuneWin -AppName "VLC Media Player" -OutputFolder "D:\Intune"

Convert all of the applications in your ConfigMgr console:

Get-CMApplication | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "Converting $($_.LocalizedDisplayName)" ; Convert-CMAppToIntuneWin -AppName $_.LocalizedDisplayName }

Script: