Can I configure the DeepL for Windows app via Intune?
Yes, as IT administrator, you can integrate the DeepL for Windows app into Intune to manage the app in a centralized way.
This article provides instructions specifically for the configuration of DeepL for Windows via Intune:
- Getting started
- App file package
- Setting up app information
- Defining program
- Defining requirements
- Detection rules
- Dependencies and Supersedence
For more general information on how to set up apps with Microsoft Intune, visit the Microsoft Intune Documentation.
Note: This process is only applicable for Windows 10 version 1607 or later (Enterprise, Pro, and Education versions).
Step 1) Getting started
To get started with the configuration of the DeepL for Windows app in Intune:
- Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center
- Go to Windows Apps
- Click on +Add to add a new app
- Under App type select Windows app (Win32)
Step 2) App file package
Before moving on to the next step, you need to create an *.intunewin for the DeepL for Windows app. To do so:
- Go to https://www.deepl.com/en/windows-app and download the app
- Follow the steps described here to create an *intunewin file
After creating the file, you can select it as the app package file in Intune under App package file. Click OK to confirm.
Now you need to adjust the following settings. If a setting is not mentioned, it is optional and can be adjusted depending on the use case.
Step 3) Setting up app information
Enter the following information under Step 1 App information:
- Name: DeepL App
- Description: The windows DeepL app
- Publisher: DeepL SE
- Category: Productivity
- Information URL: https://www.deepl.com/en/app
- Privacy URL: https://www.deepl.com/en/privacy
- Developer: DeepL SE
- Owner: DeepL SE
The sections Notes and Logo can be left empty.
Step 4) Defining program
Add the following values into the respective sections:
- Install command:
- Per user installation: DeepLSetup.exe --verysilent
- Per machine installation: DeepLSetup.exe --verysilent --machine
- Uninstall command:
- If per user installation
"%appdata%\Programs\Zero Install\0install-win.exe" remove --batch https://appdownload.deepl.com/windows/0install/deepl.xml
- If per machine installation:
"C:\Program Files\Zero Install\0install-win.exe" remove --batch --machine https://appdownload.deepl.com/windows/0install/deepl.xml
- If per user installation
- Device restart behavior: No specific action
- Return codes:
Return code Code type 0 Success 1 Success
Step 5) Defining requirements
Under Requirements, add the following values:
- Operating system architecture: 64-bit
- Minimum operating system: Windows 10 1803
- Disk space required (MB): 215
Other sections can be left empty.
Step 6) Detection rules
Under Detection rules, add the following values:
- Rules format: Manually configure detection rules
- Add one detection rule:
- Rule type: Registry
- Key path:
- If per user installation:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\https%3a##appdownload.deepl.com#windows#0install#deepl.xml
- If per machine installation:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\https%3a##appdownload.deepl.com#windows#0install#deepl.xml
- If per user installation:
- Detection method: Key exists
Example:
Step 7) Dependencies and Supersedence
No dependencies or supersedence are needed for Windows DeepL for Windows app.