Download the Intune Win32 Prep Tool.
Last updated on
Aug 3, 2026
Learn how to deploy 64-bit Windows Adobe packages to managed devices using Microsoft Intune.
Microsoft Intune lets you deploy 64-bit Windows Adobe packages created in the Adobe Admin Console to managed devices. The deployment process involves three steps: preparing the package, creating an Intune-compatible file, and publishing the package.
Note
Before you begin
End-user machines must run Windows 10 version 1607 or later (Enterprise, Pro, or Education editions).
The package downloaded from the Adobe Admin Console must not exceed 8 GB.
Learn more about Intune app prerequisites and App management in Microsoft Intune.
Download Intune Win32 prep tool
Save the tool to a local folder on the deployment machine.
Use the tool to generate an Intune-compatible output file for the Adobe package.
Create the output Intune file
Sign in to the Admin Console and go to Packages > Packages.
Download the Adobe package you want to deploy, then extract its contents from the ZIP file.
Open Command Prompt or PowerShell and navigate to the folder where you downloaded the Intune Win32 Prep Tool.
Run the tool:
- In Command Prompt, type IntuneWinAppUtil.exe
- In PowerShell, type .\IntuneWinAppUtil.exe
Press Enter.
When prompted, provide the following details:
- Path to the Build folder of the extracted package
- The <package name>.msi or setup.exe file in the Build folder
- Output folder for the Intune file
Press Enter.
Tip
Drag a folder from Windows Explorer into the command window to quickly enter its path.
After the process completes, an output file (<package name>.intunewin or setup.intunewin) is created in the specified output folder.
Publish the output file on Microsoft Intune
Go to the Microsoft Intune admin center, navigate to Apps, and select Add.
Select the app type as Windows app (Win32).
For the app package file, select the Intune output file you created.
In the App information section, provide the following details:
- Name of the Intune app
- Description
- Publisher name
Tip
Ensure that the app name is unique.
In the Program section, specify the installation and removal commands:
- Install command:
- For MSI file: msiexec /i msiName /q
- For setup.exe: setup.exe --silent
- Uninstall command:
- Provide the uninstall command using the app’s GUID (available in the Admin Console)
In the Requirements section, define:
- Operating system architecture (Windows 32-bit, 64-bit, or ARM)
- Minimum operating system
Leave the following sections with default values if not required:
In the Assignments section:
- Select Add group and assign the groups or devices
- Choose an assignment type:
- Required - Installs automatically
- Available for enrolled devices - Users install from the company portal
- Uninstall - Removes the app from devices
Review your settings and select Create.
After the package deploys successfully, you'll receive a notification. You can also check the deployment status in the Managed Apps section.
