aentringer / intune-apps

Public app scripts meant for Intune deployment

intune-apps

Scripts used to automate software installations and updates using Intune Mobile Device Management.

Many scripts leverage the PowerShell App Deploy Toolkit. Many thanks to the developers for making such a useful toolkit available to the public.

All folders underneath the 'Intune' folder should be named using the respective application's name and should have a README.md file explaining the full process of downloading, scripting, and packaging the application for distribution via Intune.

No folders should have spaces in their names. Use '-' (dash) in lieu of spaces.

NOTE: This repository should never contain installation binaries (like .exe files) that may be obtained from another location (such as the internet). This repository should only contain scripts and documentation developed internally that assist with an application's installation process.

Updates

This repository will not always necessarily be the latest versions of these scripts. I have made those available that I can and have time to make available to assist the community that has assisted me over the years. I will do my best to keep things up-to-date, but cannot guarantee that will occur.

Supportability

As stated, these are available to the community to use if they find them useful. I cannot directly support them and if you choose to use them, it is up to you to test them thoroughly in your environment and customize them to meet your needs.

Intune Error Codes

The exit/error/return codes we use often get mangled by Intune when reported up to the console. To assist with the conversion back and forth, try using the code snippets below:

Create Intune Hexadecimal 32-bit unsigned integer error code from integer error code

$ErrorCode = 69000
$ShortCode = ([System.Convert]::ToString($ErrorCode,16)).ToUpper()
if ($ShortCode.Length -ne 4) {
    $ShortCode = $ShortCode.Substring($ShortCode.Length - 4)
}
"$ErrorCode | 0x8007$($ShortCode)"

Create Intune Hexadecimal 32-bit unsigned integer error code from integer error code array

# Simply update array with your app's return codes to get all of the Intune codes back
$ErrorCodes = @(
    69000
    69001
    69002
    69003
    69010
)
foreach ($ErrorCode in $ErrorCodes) {
	$ShortCode = ([System.Convert]::ToString($ErrorCode,16)).ToUpper()
	if ($ShortCode.Length -ne 4) {
		$ShortCode = $ShortCode.Substring($ShortCode.Length - 4)
	}
    "$ErrorCode | 0x8007$($ShortCode)"
}

Convert integer error code to Decimal 16-bit unsigned integer

$ErrorCode = 69000
[uint32]$("0x$([System.Convert]::ToString($ErrorCode,16).Substring(1))")