Foldr (App) by Intune, has anyone successfully deployed it?

[AvaFX]

Hi guys,

 

This may be a bit of a long shot but is there anyone here that makes of Foldr (https://foldr.io/) and has it deployed to Windows 10 devices via Intune?

 

I've rode my luck with app packaging for Intune and I've hit this like a brick wall.

 

My install is continually stuck as the 'Enforcement' stage and never installs. It would be great to hear from anyone else who has also run into this problem!

 

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[Brimstone]

Speak to Minnow, they are the developers of Foldr.

 

https://foldr.io

[kjadams]

Not tried it with Intune but it also fails for me via GPO’s and MDT.

 

It appears to want to install the C++ 2015-2019 runtimes but doesn’t like it if they are already installed.

 

Not sure if that will help you in your issue.

[NicholasEsping]

I am not familiar with Foldr but I package a lot of apps with intune. Can you share how you are packaging the app and what your app settings look like in intune?

[rob_coles]

We’ve got foldr although haven’t deployed it with intune have had some cracking support from them.

[bknaggs]

I’ve deployed the msi using gpo without any problems. We’ve already got the runtime installed so that isn’t a problem for us.

 

Agreed on how good the Foldr support folks are.

[AvaFX]

Speak to Minnow, they are the developers of Foldr.

 

https://foldr.io

 

I did, and they said that they didn't have any advice for Intune but to try following their Group policy guide. It wasn't that helpful.

[AvaFX]

I am not familiar with Foldr but I package a lot of apps with intune. Can you share how you are packaging the app and what your app settings look like in intune?

 

Sure, the app is an MSI so it has been uploaded as an MSI line-of-business app. And here's the app settings attached.

 

(The prerequisites of .NET and C++ 2015-2019 are already on the machines).

 

Edit: Just to clarify, the command works perfectly well when ran from the command-line. I did a bit of a deep dive into the registry keys for Intune on the device and it gets stuck at 'error 50 - EnforcementInProgress' - and never moves on. Here's the link for context:

 

Edited February 24, 2021 by AvaFX

[AvaFX]

Not tried it with Intune but it also fails for me via GPO’s and MDT.

 

It appears to want to install the C++ 2015-2019 runtimes but doesn’t like it if they are already installed.

 

Not sure if that will help you in your issue.

 

Thanks, yeah I saw the same thing. Runtime was already on the machine, and I've since repackaged and deployed C++ 15-19 and its installed but not made a difference.

[NicholasEsping]

Sure, the app is an MSI so it has been uploaded as an MSI line-of-business app. And here's the app settings attached.

 

(The prerequisites of .NET and C++ 2015-2019 are already on the machines).

 

Edit: Just to clarify, the command works perfectly well when ran from the command-line. I did a bit of a deep dive into the registry keys for Intune on the device and it gets stuck at 'error 50 - EnforcementInProgress' - and never moves on. Here's the link for context:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]60944[/ATTACH]

 

I am thinking the problem might be all the switches you are using here I have had problems when using more then just the /qn. Are you using the win32 content prep tool or just uploading the msi? If you take your install command and save it as a .cmd and bundle it with the msi you can install using the script in the bundle.

GitHub - microsoft/Microsoft-Win32-Content-Prep-Tool: A tool to wrap Win32 App and then it can be uploaded to Intune