IntuneWin Utility
IntuneWin Utility is a modern GUI tool for creating Microsoft Intune Win32 packages (.intunewin) from EXE or MSI installers. It wraps the official IntuneWinAppUtil.exe with a clean WPF interface, enabling asynchronous packaging, real-time logs, auto-detection of installers, and automatic output naming and sizing. It validates inputs, auto-creates missing folders, and prevents concurrent packaging to streamline Intune app deployments.
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