I'm trying to get the Keeper Desktop app installed for all users on my network and I want it to update automatically. The product page has several installation options, but I'm focusing on the AppInstaller method since I've never used it before. I found the Add-AppxProvisionedPackage command, but it seems like .appinstaller files aren't compatible. I've been testing with Add-AppxPackage, but that only installs for a single user. Here's the command I've tried: Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -AppInstallerFile \serverAction1InstallersKeeperPasswordManager.appinstaller. I can't use the Windows Store version because my RMM software (Action1) doesn't recognize those apps, and I want to avoid the MSI installer due to the hassle of manual updates. Does anyone have suggestions on how to get this app installed for everyone and ensure it updates automatically?
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Installing Keeper as a Microsoft Store app via Intune is actually the recommended method. The AppX format is similar to Store apps, and Keeper does handle its own updates automatically, so you wouldn't need to control that. If you go the MSI route, keep in mind that you lose features like Windows Hello support and automatic updates, which might not be worth it. But if you still want to avoid Intune, using the MSI might be your only option.
Have you thought about using winget? That's another option you can explore if the AppInstaller method isn't working for you. It’s quite handy and can help you manage installations broadly.
You might also consider Chocolatey for installations. It's a package manager that includes Keeper among its packages. Just a heads up though, if the winget on your client machines isn't updated, it could cause issues with installations. But both winget and Chocolatey have Keeper available, so you can explore that.
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