Rich Smith

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Hi, <br>I need to deploy a few different apps via Intune for macOS, I have started testing with Adobe Reader, I have used the IntuneAppUitl to create the .intunemac file (from a mac) and uploaded to Intune when I select the app in the Company Portal the app downloads and after a while, I get the error 'Failed to install' but when I check in Applications the app has been installed? <br><br>Any suggestions on how to fix this or any good step by step guides for packaging macOS apps?<br>&nbsp;
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Hi,
I need to deploy a few different apps via Intune for macOS, I have started testing with Adobe Reader, I have used the IntuneAppUitl to create the .intunemac file (from a mac) and uploaded to Intune when I select the app in the Company Portal the app downloads and after a while, I get the error 'Failed to install' but when I check in Applications the app has been installed?
Any suggestions on how to fix this or any good step by step guides for packaging macOS apps?
 

Intune macOS Package Apps

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