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This is the link to the app https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/p/easysense2/9nks437swj7f?rtc=1&activetab=pivot:overviewtab , it gives me a big list of appx packages, How would you know which one to use?

I can add the package to the image as well but the issue is that we are not reimaging every device. I think I will try the logon/startup script and see how would that pan out. Getting hold of the package itself is another challenge on its good own but I guess that's what MS decided to change the concept of installing new software. I tried to find the package from the directory where initially installed but had no luck with that either.

Thanks for the reply. It is indeed pain and i'm in the same situation, fortunately, its only 2 apps that I wanted to deploy so far on few machines but the prospect of organisation-wide deployment is worrying and wanted to be on the top of it before I'm given the task. The app is a free one but I couldn't find it in the list of apps that are available to me. I can understand the concept is for end users to be in control of the apps, but that is not how it works in business environment and the last thing you would want is to give the end user authority to add apps in discretion. In terms of DISM option though, Do you add the package before deployment or add it with online DISM? Thanks

Hi, I have been trying to deploy other windows apps but Microsoft couldn't have made it any more difficult! are there any other methods to go about this other than downloading the appxpackages? after all, I , as IT admin, would like to centralize software life cycle. Apologies if I come across as abbrasive but it's quite frustrating to deploy windows app centrally unlike .exe and .msi files. Thank you.