IntunePrepTool

Last update: 23 August 2025

Created by Rink Turksma using SAPIEN PowerShell Studio.

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📖 Overview

IntunePrepTool streamlines the packaging and deployment of applications to Microsoft Intune.

With IntunePrepTool, administrators can:

• Package EXE, MSI, MSIX, Winget, Chocolatey, PowerShell scripts and Scheduled Tasks
  into Intunewin files, complete with detection methods and upload functionality.
• Easily configure Registry keys (HKCU/HKLM), create shortcuts, and perform file/folder actions using the built-in Building Blocks feature.

Built for efficiency, transparency, and automation, IntunePrepTool helps IT admins save time and reduce errors during app deployment.

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🚀 Features

• Configure sources: EXE, MSI, MSIX, Winget, Chocolatey, PowerShell, Scheduled Tasks
• Package into Intunewin files and upload directly to Intune
  (Upload function uses the IntuneWin32App PowerShell module by Nickolaj Andersen)
• Use Azure OpenAI GPT-4 to suggest install parameters for EXE packaging
• Download installers directly from Winget
• Auto-generate install.ps1 and uninstall.ps1 (ready to test or edit in PowerShell ISE)
• Building Blocks: configure Registry (HKCU/HKLM), create shortcuts, or perform file/folder actions with Intune
• Transcript logging for every script (also visible in the Event Viewer)

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Building Blocks Demo (YouTube)

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📚 Documentation

• How to: Basic Setup
• How to: Package MSI - Example with MST language file
• How to: Building Blocks
• Latest Release Notes

For questions or issues, please:

• Use the GitHub Issues tab, or
• Contact me at [email protected]

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🎥 Instructions (YouTube)

Follow the Basic Setup guide first,
then watch from 7 minutes in this YouTube video (Updated February 2025):

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🖼️ Screenshot

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⚠️ Outdated Information below

For the latest instructions, please visit:
👉 https://intunepreptool.com

How to install:

Download latest MSI. (https://github.com/rink-turksma/IntunePrepTool/releases)

Unblock MSI file:

Run MSI file.

How to use

Launch IntunePrepTool:

Run IntunePrepTool as an Administrator.

Screenshots with instructions below.

Select Customer / Tenant:

1. Add your customer / tenant here.
2. Always select a customer before creating a package.
3. This information is stored in: "C:\Users\$ENV:username\.IntunePrepTool\config_customerinfo.csv"

Add App registration EntraID for Upload function

Download sources from Winget.

1. This option is used for downloading installers from the Winget repository. (MSI, MSIX or EXE sources)
2. When using this download option. Files are stored in the specified location in Config panel. (or "C:\Program Files\IntunePrepTool\config_customerinfo.csv" as Downloadpath)

Create Intunewin package options

Tools options.

Create Intunewin file from an MSI file.

Upload function to upload Intunewin packages created by IntunePrepTool to Microsoft Intune

1. After creating Intunewin package with IntunePrepTool a config.csv is written to the output folder of your package. Load the config.csv here to upload your package to MS Intune.
2. Please check instructions in the release notes https://github.com/rink-turksma/IntunePrepTool/releases/tag/IntunePrepTool-1.3.0.0

How to find Uninstall strings using option in the tools menu.

1. Search registry for installed application to find the Uninstall string.

Create Intunewin file from an EXE source.

How to use Tools menu to find WingetID's, Show more information for this ID, And show possible versions.

How to create a scheduled task Intunewin package

1. Add Powershell code to run weekly or at startup as a scheduled task.

Create Winget Intunewin packages.

1. Please note. Winget is needed on the target machine for this option. (Windows 10 and 11)
2. Download the latest stable MSIX from this source: https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/releases
3. Fix installation of the MSIX in a Win32 app when you want to use the 'Required' assignment option in Intune. This so you can use the Dependency option for your Winget apps.
4. See this first for finding WingetID's. https://github.com/rink-turksma/IntunePrepTool/tree/main#how-to-use-tools-menu-to-find-wingetids-show-more-information-for-this-id-and-show-possible-versions

Location IntunePrepTool logs in Event viewer.

Adding Azure OpenAI gpt-4o model to IntunePrepTool