How to find the "hidden" winget apps in Intune

[@nebraskayak7632]

Amazing content again! I can’t believe how you are able to provide so much unique content that every Intune admin is looking for.

[@getrubix]

Thanks! I'm glad it's useful

[@jonathang8571]

Awesome video! Testing this out and able to add the Adobe Creative Cloud and Teams. Think this will come in very handy. Really appreciate the content you've been sharing.

[@JoelPerreault]

I love Karaoke, great way to have fun!

[@TakeingCrazyPills]

Does this work for apps that are on winget? An example, iCloud has a store version, but iTunes is winget only.

[@Timmy-Hi5]

any soution for the N-able client :)

[@adrianbishop694]

Does apps automatically update using the new win store method including ones like creative cloud?

[@getrubix]

Haven't tested yet. Also depends if the app is auto updating

[@martinzonderland1543]

@@getrubix this is exactly the problem I see with my customers, VLC player in your video is a good example, at this moment it's installing 3.0.16 and there's no auto updating... The app itself you can check manually for updates and you will see that there's a newer version 3.0.20 (on the site 3.0.21). But you will need administrative rights if you will try to update as an enduser this application (not working for us). It seems to be that also VLC is not updating the Win32 version in the Windows Store. Some apps it's working fine, like Adobe Reader, after installing auto-update from Adobe is working (in the background, you don't need administrator rights for the updates), it installs not the newest version but will update to the latest version after installation. For an Enterprise environment you will need not only a simple deployment, but also a simple patch management process for your apps.

[@TakeingCrazyPills]

@@martinzonderland1543 A proactive remediation could be deployed to keep up to date.