@antons9685
this video needs a refresh, now its version 4 of psadt with much more feature and more solid, for example you can pair the new v4 with master wrapper
@SamiTechTips
You are the best , well done guide . keep the amazing work
@lindsaydunlap7220
This was very easy to follow and not overwhelming, thank you.
@misi_epa
Tip: Instead of copying the path in Explorer top bar all the way to the file just Right click on file and "Copy as path" in Win11 (In Win10 its Shift+Right click to see option copy as path)
@muthmsir
Excellent buddy, I've not checked it yet, but I don't have that much experience with PSADT. Do you think I can do it via your steps?
@ciscoco4374
Thank you so much for this
@excluzive-99
1:35 Where do you explain it later, if I may ask? Is there a video about the ServiceUI.exe?
@TheAzahoor
Hi do you have the 2nd video how to get it in intune?thanks
@raulortega4540
If the app is already installed, the PSADT should have exited with a shown notification.
@BiotwixHD
I am not able to run this with the ui interface for the user. But when i run it locally in my sandbox it works great. The second i throw it in intune it wont run
@claytonseager8554
If you do not use ISE for PowerShell, you are done in my book. ISE is the cult classic. Love the video, thanks for sharing!
@JR-ly6bx
same as Virtualizing an App? simialir to App-V?
@dono42
Do environment variables work? Such as %ProgramFiles% instead of hardcoding it?
@nazerbor3i
I have one ask. Can you time tag your videos ?
@mathankumar9754
Can we get exclusive videos from scratch of psadt
@frisotrip8244
You say a couple of times you don’t need any powershell. Don’t agree with that. The install and uninstall commands you have to know. Without this video it is likely impossible to understand this tool And why using instead of win32 packager far more easier.
@pneuma23093
can we use this to uninstall and reinstall a program?
@Anarchyontheweb
Where are you pulling variable $dirfiles from? I don't see it in the Deploy-Application.ps1 and its not a var my machine has by default. Are you specifying this variable yourself?
@OneColinOne