Intune - Adding Apps for Windows Using Windows Store App

Version: 1.0

Published Date: 5/7/2023

Document Overview/Purpose:

Display how to add apps of various kinds to Intune for remote deployment. There are three options that we will typically use. Option 1. Microsoft store app, Option 2. Line-of-business app, Option 3. Windows app (MS32). Today we are looking at Microsoft Store app

1. The microsoft store app allows you to add anything thats on the microsoft store, to your intune.

2. Line-of-business app allows you to add the app via .msi

3.  Windows app (MS32) allows you to add custom apps (they need to be converted to .intunewin file format using a special tool. 

Process and Procedures:

Guidelines:

- A step-by-step guide to full completion (Should be able to be performed by {Insert anything here. We dont discriminate here at BCIT})

- Include screenshots, diagrams, and other visual aids as necessary to help understand the process

- Consider adding warnings, notes, and tips throughout the process to help avoid common pitfalls

1. Log into Intune and click "Apps"

2. Click "Windows"

3. Click the "+Add" button

4. Select "Microsoft Store app" from the dropdown. 

5.After selecting "Microsoft Store app" click the "Select" button at the bottom. 

6. Click "Search the Microsoft Store app (new)"

7. Enter in the app you would like to add

8. Highlight the app once it populates to select it. 

9. Click the "Select" button down at the bottom of the blade. 

10. Click "Next" at the bottom of the blade. 

11. If you receive this error, go ahead and make that a proper URL by adding "https://" to it (see fig. 11-2).

11-1

11-2: https://

12. Click next

13. Add the group of computers you would like this app installed on. 

14. Type in the group and select it. 

15. Click the "Select" Button down at the bottom. 

15-1

15-2: Should look like this

16. Click "Next" at the bottom

17. Finally, click "Create."

Verification of Success:

Search for the app in the list of apps that have been added to Intune. It will show up. Preem!

Glossary and Acronyms (If Applicable):

References and Resources (If Applicable):

Created By: Stefann Paddock

Published By: Zakkery Gage