win32-toolkit delivers end-to-end Intune Win32 packaging: point at a winget package or any installer, scaffold a PSAppDeployToolkit v4 project, and capture real installs in a disposable Windows Sandbox or Hyper-V VM. It derives detection and uninstall logic, validates install/update paths, packages a .intunewin, and publishes to Intune with dependencies, branding, and requirements.
50 files scanned on Oct 4, 2026
One moderate risk identified: ExecutionPolicy bypass usage in the launcher. No evidence of remote script downloads, credential harvesting, data exfiltration, reverse shells, or hardcoded secrets. The remaining code aligns with legitimate Intune PSADT tooling patterns.
Intune-App-Sandbox is a testing utility for PowerShell-based installers packaged with the Win32 Content Prep Tool for Intune deployments. It creates a sandbox workspace (C:\SandboxEnvironment), and adds context-menu options to pack with IntunewinUtil or run tests in a Safe sandbox. It also supports a detection-based test flow and a reusable template script to accelerate building and validating packaging for Win32 apps in Intune.
IntuneWinAppUtil GUI is a PowerShell-based WPF wrapper for Microsoft's IntuneWinAppUtil.exe. It streamlines packaging Win32 apps for Intune with auto-download of the latest tool, input validation, path-length checks, and configuration persistence across launches. It also detects PSAppDeployToolkit usage to suggest names and sanitizes invalid filename characters.
WinGet-PSADT-GUI-Tool is a Windows PowerShell WPF GUI that streamlines Win32 app packaging and Intune deployment. It integrates WinGet search, installer download, PSADT scaffolding, and GUI-driven configuration of install/uninstall/repair logic, enabling generation of .intunewin packages and direct upload to Intune via Microsoft Graph. It outputs standard PSADT/Intune artifacts and provides live monitoring of packaging and upload steps.
WinTuner is a tool that lets you take any WinGet app and upload it to Intune in minutes. It automates downloading the installer and logo, generates the intunewin package, creates the required deployment script details, and publishes the app to Intune. It also ships a PowerShell module for automation and includes documentation to guide you through the process.