Windows deployment applications

When used in combination with an Autopilot pre-provisioning scenario, there is no requirement for LOB apps and Microsoft Store for Business apps deployed in device context to target a device group.

For more information, see Windows Autopilot pre-provisioning deployment. After you save an app assignment with a specific deployment, you can't change the context for that assignment, except for modern apps. For modern apps, you can change the context from user context to device context. For more information, see Include and exclude app assignments in Microsoft Intune. For more information about app types in Intune, see Add apps to Microsoft Intune. Skip to main content.

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It is recommended to use the latest VDA version for optimal performance, security, and functionality. If you would like the full workspace experience or to deliver virtual applications, select the Citrix Workspace App , click Next. Depending on your specific requirements, select the firewall configuration accordingly, click Next.

If an end user updates the application or the application "auto-updates" the MSI product code will no longer match. As a result, the application will be reinstalled automatically from Endpoint Manager. Should the app follow the user or the device?

Applications assigned to a device group assigned or dynamic will be installed in the device context on all devices in the assignment group. Applications assigned to a user group assigned or dynamic will be installed in the user context on all devices the assigned user logs into, so long as the device is enrolled in MDM and has the Intune Management Extension installed.

Both user and device context have their own unique use cases, so it's up to you to decide which context makes sense for your business needs. It is important to note, if you plan to use White Glove to cut down the total Autopilot deployment time, only apps assigned to a device group will install during the Technician Flow of White Glove.

To learn more about White Glove check out this blog post. Supersedence is still in preview, but I've tested it in both my home lab and in production and it works just as you would expect.

Although, 'm not convinced that this method saves time over the traditional method of updating the installer. In order to use Supersedence to replace or upgrade an existing application, you will need to create a new Win32 application using a. Are you upgrading the application? Within the "new" version of the application under Supersedence you will specify the "old" application that you wish to supersede. If you want to perform an upgrade of the application you wish to supersede then you don't need to toggle the uninstall option.

Simply assign the new application to the target user or device group and unassign that same user or device group from the "old" version of the application. If toast notifications are enabled the end user will receive a notification that application "A' is being replaced by application "B. Are you replacing the application?