Intune Win32 App Install Parameters as Array

Question

I have some powershell who has the following: Param([Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] $TargetPaths=@()) I am able to bundle this .ps1 into a .intunewin with content manager and upload to intune where I can create a new Win32 App.

I now wanted to call my powershell with an install command similar to powershell -executionpolicy bypass -command .\powershell.ps1 -TargetPaths @('1','2','3'...) This works fine on my local machine... but does not pass through the intune installer, my log files are never created and after careful examination it is clear the PS1 script is never actually executed.

Can anyone advise me on moving forward to get this to run? If I execute the script locally with the same parameters it works fine. I even re-jiggered it to work through a cmd execution instead of powershell (including the use of """ for a single double quote) and couldn't get this working.

Answer 1

Unfortunately, I cannot provide you with the final solution.

But you may want to try the -file parameter of powershell.exe. It partially works for us. This means that the script is executed correctly, but Intune always shows a wrong installation status in the first moment. So we have not yet solved this case conclusively either.

powershell -executionpolicy bypass -file ".\install.ps1" -i -name "myApp" -variant "2022"

Answer 2

Dear ScriptoPoco

Good day! Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you.

Based on your description, since our forum is focus on the general troubleshooting issue with office 365 products, such as activate, install. Regarding your query is related to PowerShell.  So please kindly understand that as engineers in here have limited experience in PowerShell, we may not be able to do the test for you and offer further support in a more efficient way. For such a developed scenario, we really hope you can get dedicated assistance to further investigate. Kindly post a thread inIntune- Microsoft Q&A as engineers and community members there are more experienced and professional with this query connected with other server environments. I sincerely hope your question can be addressed by experienced assistance.

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