WinTuner

Take any app from WinGet and upload it to Intune in minutes. This app is available as PowerShell module and as a CLI, both run mostly the same code.

• Downloading the installer and the logo
• Creating an intunewin file automatically
• Generating the needed script information
• Publish the app to Intune.

WinTuner PowerShell Module

This is the PowerShell version of the WinTuner application, requiring PowerShell 7.4 (net8.0). Available in the PowerShell Gallery. Documentation can be found here.

Install-Module -Name WinTuner

As of April 2024, the main development focus will be on the PowerShell module, since that is what most sysadmin use. The CLI will still be maintained, but will not get new features as fast as the PowerShell module.

WinTuner CLI

This application requires Dotnet 8 to be installed on your computer. It's a beta application, so please report any issues you find. Some commands run the winget in the background and are thus Windows-only, make sure you have the App Installer installed on your computer if you want to use these commands.

The package and publish commands are cross-platform, and should work on any platform that supports dotnet 8. These commands no longer use the WinGet executable, which also means any other sources than winget are no longer supported. The msi command is still windows only, as it uses the Microsoft.Deployment.WindowsInstaller package.

Check out the documentation for more information.

Beta application

This is a beta application, it's not yet ready for production use. I'm still working on it, and I'm looking for feedback. If you found a bug please create an issue, if you have questions or want to share your feedback, check out the discussions page.

Contributing

If you want to contribute to this project, please check out the contributing page and the Code of Conduct.

Useful information

• WinTuner website
• Blog articles on Intune
• Open-source winget index
• Open-source PowerShell Content Prep