Go ahead and install Adobe Reader DC on your test device just to make sure your silent install works as expected. Note:your command can be different depending on your Adobe Version. Go ahead and download your copy of Adobe Reader DC.Īs previously described you can install Adobe silently using the command: AcroRdrDC1900820071_en_US.exe /sAll /rs /rps /msi /norestart /quiet EULA_ACCEPT=YES Sidenote: Remember you will need a free volume distribution license in order to distribute Adobe software to your clients. Install Adobe Reader DC using Win32 deployment and Microsoft Intune. This tool will package and convert your application to the new. This solution still relies on the Intune Management Extension and you will first need to prep your win32 application using the Microsoft Intune Win32 Content Prep Tool. Test device (for testing manual installation and Intune deployment).Device must be (Hybrid) Azure AD joined and Intune MDM enrolled.Go to and navigate to Microsoft Intune > Apps > Windows> Add app Note:I have tested with WindEnterprise and Pro versions. I can only hope this post is of add value and helps you understand these new configuration options a little better. There are some great blog posts out there I think you should also read for a full understanding.
I have another post guiding you through the installation process of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC using Intune and PowerShell, and in this post I’ll try to guide you through the Win32 application deployment process and install Adobe Reader DC using Win32 deployment and Microsoft Intune. This is great news because now we don’t have to use work-arounds like PowerShell scripts. During my visit at Microsoft Ignite 2018 in Orlando, one of the most awaited features for Microsoft Intune was announced We can finally deploy Win32 applications using Microsoft Intune.
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