DeusMaximus / Winget-Install

Powershell scripts for Winget with SCCM/Intune

Winget-Install

Powershell scripts to install Winget Packages with SCCM/Intune (or similar) or even as standalone in system context (Inspired by o-l-a-v work)

Install

SCCM

• Create an application and put the "winget-install.ps1" script as sources
• For install command, put this command line:
  powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy bypass -File winget-install.ps1 -AppIDs Notepad++.Notepad++

Intune

• Create Intunewin with the "winget-install.ps1" script
• Create a Win32 application in Intune
• Put this command line as Install Cmd (Must call 64 bits powershell in order to work):
  "%systemroot%\sysnative\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File winget-install.ps1 -AppIDs Notepad++.Notepad++

Use Winget native parameters

You can add custom parameter in your AppIDs argument. Don't forget to escape the quote:
powershell.exe -Executionpolicy Bypass -File winget-install.ps1 -AppIDs "Citrix.Workspace --override \"/silent /noreboot /includeSSON /forceinstall\""
Details: Romanitho#20

Multiple apps at once

• Run this command
  powershell.exe -Executionpolicy Bypass -Command .\winget-install.ps1 -AppIDs "7zip.7zip, Notepad++.Notepad++"

Detection method

• Use the "winget-detect.ps1" with SCCM or Intune as detection method.
• Replace "$AppToDetect" value by your App ID
  $AppToDetect = "Notepad++.Notepad++"

Updates

https://github.com/Romanitho/Winget-autoupdate

Uninstall

• To uninstall an app, you can use:
  powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy bypass -File winget-install.ps1 -AppIDs Notepad++.Notepad++ -Uninstall

but most of the time, winget does not manage silent uninstall correcty.

• I would suggest to use the original application uninstaller method, something like this:
  C:\Program Files\Notepad++\uninstall.exe /S

Custom (Mods)

The Mods feature allows you to run additional scripts before/when/after installing, upgrading or uninstalling an app.
Just put the script with the App ID followed by the suffix to be considered in the Mods directory:
AppID-preinstall.ps1, AppID-upgrade.ps1, AppID-install.ps1, AppID-installed-once.ps1, AppID-installed.ps1, AppID-preuninstall.ps1, AppID-uninstall.ps1 or AppID-uninstalled.ps1

Example:
Runs before install: AppID-preinstall.ps1
Runs during install (before install check): AppID-install.ps1
Runs after install has been confirmed (one time): AppID-installed-once.ps1
Runs after install has been confirmed: AppID-installed.ps1
Runs before uninstall: AppID-preuninstall.ps1
Runs during uninstall (before uninstall check): AppID-uninstall.ps1
Runs after uninstall has been confirmed: AppID-uninstalled.ps1

If your using WAU (Winget-AutoUpdate) AppID-preinstall.ps1, AppID-install.ps1, AppID-upgrade.ps1 and AppID-installed.ps1 get copied to the WAU mods directory and runs when upgrading apps.

AppID-installed-once.ps1 runs instead of AppID-installed.ps1 from Winget-Install and doesn't get copied to the WAU mods directory.

They are deleted from WAU on an uninstall (if not externally managed).

Other ideas and approaches

https://github.com/o-l-a-v/winget-intune-win32