IntunePrepTool-1.5.3.0

Fixed broken Powershell to Intunewin function

IntunePrepTool-1.5.2.0

22-09-2024

Updates on creating MSI package:

1. After you click on 'Create Package Directory,' the correct uninstall parameters for the selected option are now also filled in for you.
2. Optional buttons for adding MST or MSP files, with install parameters filled in for you.

IntunePrepTool-1.5.1.0

10-09-2024

• Get suggestions from Azure OpenAI GPT-4 for installation parameters when creating Intunewin packages from EXE files.
• Added option to configure Azure OpenAI settings.

IntunePrepTool-1.5.0.0

04-09-2024

New function that simplifies updating MSI packages created with IntunePrepTool.

IntunePrepTool-1.4.9.0

27/08/2024

• New option when adding a tenant to save the client ID and secret in plain text mode for more compatibility instead of Windows credential manager.
• Added check when selecting a logo for the company portal on file size. Must be under 1MB.

IntunePrepTool-1.4.8.0

03-06-2024

As Requested by X-15
Powershell to Intunewin function

IntunePrepTool-1.4.7.0

31-05-2024

Added MSIX or msixbundle to Intunewin function

IntunePrepTool-1.4.6.0

30-5-2024

Changed installer for submission to the Winget repository. Removed the setup of required PowerShell modules and the Winget MSIX bundle. This has been replaced with a check when starting IntunePrepTool. A button is available for the installation of prerequisites.

IntunePrepTool-1.4.5.0

19-05-2024

• Changed MSI installer: Winget and mandatory Powershell modules (with specific versions) are installed during stetup.
• Added option to show information about a tenant or remove a tenant. (Right click context)
• Added option to include Winget installation requirement when creating a winget package.
• company portal logo is no longer mandatory for Uploading a package to Intune.
• Changed check on Powershell execution Policy. Now you will get a question to setup: set-executionpolicy unrestricted.

IntunePrepTool-1.3.1.0

13-5-2024

Renewed Scheduled Tasks creation to Intunewin:

• Run Powershell script as scheduled task in user or system context.
• Daily, Weekly, At logon or At startup.