Hi, this might seem like a silly question. When an app is pushed to a Windows device, where is this located?
Location of apps pushed via MDMSolved
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Hello @arthur, welcome to Hexnode Connect!
The location of the app depends on the type of app pushed via Hexnode UEM:
- Store apps: Located in C:\Program Files\WindowsApps.
- Enterprise apps (32-bit): Located in C:\Program Files (x86).
- Enterprise apps (64-bit): Located in C:\Program Files.
Please note that this is a general scenario and may vary based on your device model or OS version.
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Thank you. But is there any way to change the location of the app where it is to be installed?
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Hello @arthur. Yes, it’s possible to configure the installation location for enterprise apps while uploading them to the Hexnode app inventory.
Here’s how you can do it:
- Log in to your Hexnode portal.
- Navigate to Apps.
- Select +Add Apps > Enterprise App.
- Choose the platform as Windows.
- Provide the App Name.
- You can either upload with MSI file, MSIX package, EXE file or from Manifest URL. The install location can be specified when uploading via an MSI file or Manifest URL.
- Input the URL to the app, if manifest URL is selected.
- Select an app category from the dropdown or click on + button to create a new category.
- Add the required description in the Description field.
- Provide the SHA-256 checksum of the file to verify the file integrity before distribution, if manifest URL is selected.
- Choose and upload the MSI file/MSIX package/EXE file.
- Specify the installation path in the Install location field. (only available for MSI file or Manifest URL).
- Note that the installation location of an app depends on the MSI build, unless you specify a different path for installation.
- Some applications have specific installation locations, so providing a different installation path will have no effect.
- If an app was previously installed on the device and then uninstalled, it will reinstall in its original location, even if you provide a different installation path.
For more information, check out our help document on distributing enterprise apps to Windows devices.
Best Regards,
Sienna Carter
Hexnode UEM
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