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MrXJay opened this issue Jan 15, 2025 · 4 comments
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Applications not importing #304

MrXJay opened this issue Jan 15, 2025 · 4 comments

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@MrXJay
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MrXJay commented Jan 15, 2025

When I am importing applications, it cannot find the path. However, the .intunewin file location is selected correctly in the settings. the path its looking for is "AppData\Local\Temp" where I have all the settings pointing to "C:\MS365..." path.

The app gets created, but because it cannot upload the .intunewin file, the app is not ready for use, i must delete it and setup manually.

any help is appreciated.

thanks,

@Micke-K
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Micke-K commented Jan 30, 2025

Hello,

Not sure how the export tool worked. It could be that it exported and decrypted it and then kept the name. This will not work. You can try rename the file to .zip open it. If it opens, then you have a decrypted file. You have to unpack the file and rebuild the .intunewin file and use that for upload.

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@Shmanis
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Shmanis commented Mar 5, 2025

Hello,

I am also getting the similar kind of issue. While exporting the win32 application I am only getting the .Json file and while importing this to a different tenant only the application is getting created and getting the below message.

"Your app is not ready yet. If app content is uploading, wait for it to finish. If app content is not uploading, try creating the app again."

am I doing something wrong?

any help is appreciated.

thanks

@Micke-K
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Micke-K commented Mar 6, 2025

Hello,

Do you have the intunewin file in the same folder as the json?

The app cannot export the intunewin file since there is no API to get the encryption keys. There are way to save them from the original intunewin file but that means you already have the file and can just copy it to the folder where the exported json is.

This is a limitation with Graph and APIs.

You can upload the intunewin file to an app in Intune in the IntuneManager app. Go to the app in the tool, click View and the Upload.

Cheers!

@Shmanis
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Shmanis commented Mar 6, 2025

This is working now after keeping the .Intunewin in the same folder, it is uploading the .json file and .Intunewin and the application is being created as expected.

Thank you so much for the quick response and the solution. :)

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