Use winget to find and install latest versions of apps on managed Windows devices.

Steps for how to import and publish apps into Intune, without hunting down the packages—including EXEs and MSIs, how to self-install apps from the Company Portal, and best practices to smooth your transition if you’re using the Windows Store for Business.

As part of our series on Windows Management, Jason Githens, from the Intune engineering team, gives a deep dive on the updates for easily adding apps into Intune, powered by winget, the new Windows Package Manager.

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[namineofsilent]

Wait, can I call the module with “win-get” as well? It doesn’t seem very streamlined without that dash between two words! Maybe call it “wingman” for better overall understanding of what it does!

[rngesus_]

How to install other than the C drive? Can you make a video on installing on another drive eg E, F, G and how to make it respect the location on update?

[MichaelRieger]

Winget is great, but you should focus more on company related topics, were users normally don't have local administrative permissions.

[opg]

When will native WinGet integration in Intune arrive?

[MauriceLeviejr]

Yum install <package>

Beat that M$.