Transform any Windows installer into a fully configured Intune-ready package with just a right-click.
Imagine you're an IT administrator or just a tech-savvy user who needs to deploy software to multiple computers through Microsoft Intune. Normally, this complex process requires:
intunewin-contextprep eliminates all of that. You simply right-click any installer file, choose "Prepare for Intune," and the tool instantly creates:
.intunewin packageThe result is perfectly formatted for the Intune portal - ready to upload and deploy immediately. No technical expertise required!
No typing commands or opening separate windows. Just right-click your .exe, .msi, or .msp file and select the option. That's it!
Smart detection rules are created automatically based on the installer type. The tool checks product codes, version numbers, and file paths - no manual research needed.
Correctly identifies 32-bit or 64-bit packages and configures them properly for modern Intune deployments. Say goodbye to architecture mismatch errors.
More helpful details:
Generates install and uninstall commands automatically.
Works with EXE, MSI, and MSP installer formats.
Output includes a clear summary of what was created.
Lightweight and runs locally on your machine.
1️⃣ Download the application
Visit this link to download the application. Make sure to download the latest release file.
2️⃣ Run the application
After downloading, double-click the .exe file to launch the program. Windows may show a security prompt - this is normal. Simply click "More Info" then "Run Anyway" if you receive a SmartScreen warning.
3️⃣ Right-click your installer
Navigate to your installer file (.exe, .msi, or .msp). Right-click on it, and you'll see the new context menu option "Prepare for Intune" or similar. Click it.
4️⃣ Watch the magic happen
The tool will process your file and generate the folder structure and .intunewin package. You'll see on-screen confirmation of what was created, including:
That's exactly the information you'll copy into the Intune portal when adding a new Windows line-of-business app.
Tip 1: Always use the latest stable version of your installer. Avoid beta or preview builds - they're more likely to cause Intune deployment issues.
Tip 2: Save your packages to a centralized folder. You'll need to reference the same file paths when configuring deployments.
Tip 3: If you're deploying through Intune, remember to test on a small pilot group first. The tool gives you a solid foundation, but every environment is unique.
Tip 4: Keep your Windows system updated. This tool works best on Windows 10 version 1903 or newer, and all versions of Windows 11.
Join thousands of IT professionals who save hours every week with this tool.
🔗 Download NowYes, you'll need admin permissions on your machine to modify context menus and access the necessary folders. The tool itself is simple to run.
The tool supports standard Windows installers: .exe (custom installers), .msi (Microsoft Installer), and .msp (Microsoft Installer Patch).
Absolutely! The tool creates a great baseline, but you can always adjust detection rules, commands, or architecture in the Intune console if your environment requires special handling.
No. All processing happens locally on your computer. No internet connection is required beyond the initial download.
Issue: Context menu option doesn't appear
Restart Windows Explorer (right-click the taskbar, select Task Manager, find Windows Explorer, right-click, restart). If still missing, try running the tool as administrator once.
Issue: Anti-virus warning
Some security software may flag packaging tools. You can safely allow this application if you downloaded it from the official releases page linked above.
This tool is provided free for use. For questions, bug reports, or feature requests, please open an issue on the GitHub repository. Community contributions are always welcome.