Category: MSI Application Packaging

This is an example of how we can use PowerShell to read MSI windows installer properties. It’s a reusable function where we can pass in any MSI property name (ProductCode, ProductName, ProductVersion, ALLUSERS etc) and return the value as a...

This post provides a demonstration where we use Recast Application Workspace with Microsoft Teams and Web Browsers. Following on from our previous video showing how Recast Application Workspace can replace the Microsoft App-V server, where we demonstrated the power of...

Instead of using Configuration Manager PowerShell Cmdlets, we can use WMI query language (WQL) to search our configuration manager inventory instead. This blog provides and example of how we can search configuration manager for information on all devices, including name,...

This post provides an example of how we can find installed applications using PowerShell on a remote computer. It will find installed software for MSIX application packages, App-V application packages and locally installed software. $ComputerName = "xxx" Invoke-Command -ComputerName $ComputerName...

This video demonstrates Recast Application Workspace and MSIX App Attach. In November 2024, Microsoft announced that they will be deprecating the App-V 5 server components, leaving organisations with the conundrum of deciding how to deliver their App-V applications in future....

This video shows how we can boost MSIX success with MSIX fixups and the package support framework.

This video demonstrates command line MSIX App Attach without Azure Virtual Desktop.

This video demonstrates automated MSIX Packaging from MSI App-V PowerShell and PSADT.

This is a script to append the Windows 11 operating system requirement in Configuration Manager application deployments. I recently needed to test some applications on Windows 11 as part of a Windows 10 to Windows 11 migration. But all of...