pXLabs Win32 Content Prep GUI

This GUI has been written to allow you to quickly assemble and execute the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe command without the need to type or copy and paste the parameters needed to create an Intune Windows app (Win32) application.

Getting Started

To get started, you can either download and execute the pXLabs MS Win32 Prep Tool GUI.ps1 script or grab the compiled executable in Releases.

Prerequisites

• Powershell 5.1
• IntuneWinAppUtil.exe which can be downloaded from here: https://github.com/microsoft/Microsoft-Win32-Content-Prep-Tool

Form Controls

Control	Command	Description
Source Folder	-c <source_folder>	Folder that contains the installation content
Setup File	-s <source_setup_file>	Path to the installation file
Output Folder	-o <output_folder>	Destination folder for the resultant *.Intunewin file
Catalog Folder	-a <catalog_folder>	Optional folder that contains catalog files to include in the *.Intunewin file
Execute	Alt + e	Run IntuneWinAppUtil.exe using the values provided.
Show cmd	Alt + s	Display the fully formed IntuneWinAppUtil.exe command.
Open Intune	Alt + o	Copys intunewin file link to the clipboard and opens the Intune Apps link.
Quiet mode	-q	Run in 'quiet mode'. If the output file already exists, it will be overwritten.
Copy	Alt + c	Copy the displayed output to the clipboard.
Exit	Alt + x	Exit the application
		Display GUI and command line help

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Usage

Whether you choose to use the script or the executable, the process is the same once it is launched.

1. Copy the content you wish to package into it's own folder.
2. Open the application or script.
   • If the working directory does not contain the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe, you will be asked to locate it.
   • Once the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe is located and selected, you can choose to copy it to the working directory or you can leave it in it's current location.
3. Select the source folder that was identified in step 1.
4. Select the setup file.
5. Select the output folder.
   • If the output folder does not currently exist, you'll be asked if you wish to create it.
   • If you choose not create the folder, selecting quiet mode will allow the process to create it when it is executed.
6. If needed, select the catalog folder you wish to include in the *.Intunewin file.
7. At this point you can either choose to run the command by pressing Execute or you can click Show cmd and click Copy to copy the command to the clipboard.
8. If you choose to execute the command, it will execute, display the result and prompt to open the output folder.
9. If you are ready to publish the resulting *.Intunewin file, click Open Intune.
   • At this point the full *.Intunewin file path will be copied to the clipboard to be used when publishing the app in the opened Intune link.

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Contact

Jeff Pollock - @LinkedIn - PhriendX@live.com

Project Link: https://github.com/phriendX/pXWin32ContentPrepGUI

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