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Nodefusion Open Notes

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A public repository of IT technical configurations, architecture documentation, and transparent knowledge distribution. It includes guides for enterprise deployment, such as deploying Adobe Acrobat Pro and Adobe Creative Cloud via Microsoft Intune.

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  1. Configure Adobe Acrobat Pro app settings in Microsoft Intune

    Add the app as a Windows app (Win32) and use the following configuration:

    Program Settings:

    • Install command: install.cmd
    • Uninstall command: uninstall.cmd

    Requirements:

    • Architecture: 64-bit
    • Operating System: Windows 10 / 11

    Detection Rule:

    • Rule type: MSI
    • Product Code: Auto-populated from AcroPro.msi.

  2. Package Adobe Acrobat Pro for Intune (.intunewin)

    Use the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool (IntuneWinAppUtil.exe) with the following inputs:

    • Source folder: The folder containing all Acrobat files, the MST, the MSP, and the scripts.
    • Setup file: install.cmd
    • Output folder: Your desired destination for the .intunewin file.
    • Catalog folder: N

  3. Configure Adobe Acrobat Pro in Microsoft Intune

    After creating the .intunewin package using the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool (IntuneWinAppUtil.exe), configure the app in the Intune portal:

    • App type: Windows app (Win32)
    • Install command: install.cmd
    • Uninstall command: uninstall.cmd
    • Requirements: 64-bit, Windows 10 / 11
    • Detection Rule: Use MSI detection (Product Code auto-populated from AcroPro.msi).

  4. Configure Adobe Creative Cloud Win32 App in Intune

    Add the app in Intune (Apps → Windows → Add) as a 'Windows app (Win32)' and upload the .intunewin file. Use the following configuration:

    Program Settings:

    • Install command: msiexec /i "Adobe Creative Cloud.intunewin" /q
    • Uninstall command: msiexec /x "{PACKAGE-GUID-HERE}" /q

    Requirements:

    • Architecture: 64-bit
    • Minimum OS: Windows 10 1607

    Detection Rule:

    • Rule type: MSI
    • Product Code: Use the auto-populated code from Adobe Creative Cloud.msi.
    # Install Command
msiexec /i "Adobe Creative Cloud.intunewin" /q

# Uninstall Command
msiexec /x "{PACKAGE-GUID-HERE}" /q

  5. Create a customization file (MST) for Adobe Acrobat Pro

    Use the Adobe Customization Wizard DC to create a transform file (.mst) to ensure a silent installation. Open AcroPro.msi within the wizard and apply the following recommended settings: enable 'Suppress EULA', set installation to 'Silent' (no UI), configure language settings, and disable cloud services if required. Save the resulting file as AcroPro.mst in your staging folder.

  6. Configure Adobe Acrobat Pro in Microsoft Intune

    After creating the .intunewin package using the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool (with install.cmd as the setup file), configure the app in Intune with the following settings:

    • App type: Windows app (Win32)
    • Install command: install.cmd
    • Uninstall command: uninstall.cmd
    • Requirements: 64-bit, Windows 10 / 11
    • Detection Rule: Use MSI detection. The Product Code is typically auto-populated from AcroPro.msi.

  7. Deploy Adobe Acrobat Pro via Microsoft Intune

    To deploy Adobe Acrobat Pro in an enterprise environment, you must prepare a Win32 app package containing the base MSI, a customization MST file, and the latest MSP patch. The deployment is managed via a command script (install.cmd) and uploaded to Microsoft Intune as a .intunewin file.

  8. Deploy Adobe Acrobat Pro via Microsoft Intune

    To deploy Adobe Acrobat Pro in an enterprise environment, administrators must prepare a package containing the base MSI, a customization MST file, and the latest MSP patch, then wrap these into a .intunewin file for deployment via Microsoft Endpoint Manager.

  10. Prepare Adobe Acrobat Pro installation files

    1. Download the Acrobat Pro DC 64-bit package (Enterprise or VIP licensing) from the Adobe Admin Console.
    2. Extract the ZIP and locate the setup files in AcrobatPro\Build\Setup\APRO25.1\Adobe Acrobat.
    3. Copy all files from that directory into a new, separate folder for packaging.
    4. Download the latest 64-bit MSP patch from the Acrobat Enterprise Release Notes and add it to the folder.

  11. Deploy Adobe Acrobat Pro using Microsoft Intune

    Deploy Adobe Acrobat Pro as a Win32 app in Microsoft Intune. Use the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool (IntuneWinAppUtil.exe) to wrap the staging folder (containing the MSI, MST, MSP patch, and scripts) into an .intunewin file, specifying install.cmd as the setup file.

    In the Intune console, configure the app with the following settings:

    • Install command: install.cmd
    • Uninstall command: uninstall.cmd
    • Requirements: 64-bit, Windows 10 / 11
    • Detection Rule: Use MSI detection (Product Code auto-populated from AcroPro.msi).

  12. Install Adobe Acrobat Pro with MSI, MST, and MSP patch

    Use a batch script (install.cmd) to perform a silent installation of the base MSI using the MST customization file, followed by the application of the latest 64-bit MSP patch.
    @echo off
echo ==== STARTING ADOBE ACROBAT INSTALLATION ====
rem Base installation (requires all Adobe package files)
msiexec /i "%~dp0AcroPro.msi" ALLUSERS=1 /qn TRANSFORMS="%~dp0AcroPro.mst"
rem Apply the MSP patch
msiexec /update "%~dp0AcrobatDCx64Upd2500121288.msp" /qn /norestart
echo ==== INSTALLATION FINISHED ====
exit /b %errorlevel%