I'm trying to deploy the Intapp Time desktop client using Intune, but I'm running into some challenges. The installation requires admin rights, so I installed it as the system user. However, when a regular user attempts to launch the app, they encounter Edge WebView2 errors related to accessing the system profile. Has anyone successfully managed this deployment or have suggestions to solve these issues?
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Are you using an EXE or MSI installer in your app policy? Have you considered running a PowerShell script instead? It might give you more flexibility and help avoid these issues.
Admin rights can really mess things up during installation. You might want to try using a shim to bypass the UAC requirements. There's a guide here that could help you figure it out!
What's the command line you're using for installation? Ours is `msiexec /i "IntappTimeSetup.msi" DATAFOLDERUI=$APPDATADIRIntappTimeData DPISCALING=APPLICATION /q /norestart`. If you don't include the DATAFOLDERUI option, it defaults to the installing profile, which is likely the SYSTEM profile. That could be why users are having trouble.
Thanks for the tip! I realized I was missing the DATAFOLDERUI switch. I'll add that in and run some tests tomorrow. I really appreciate the help, especially with a deadline looming!
You can set the app to run as an admin in Intune, but just a heads up, that requires an Intune Plan 2. Keep that in mind when planning your deployment.
Looks interesting! I haven't come across this method before, but I'll definitely check it out. Thanks!