Hi all. I have tried to search for something similar but without particular success, however, I apologize in case there is already a discussion on this subject that I may not have found.
As anticipated in the subject, I would like to understand if it is possible to have, within the same PSADT package, two MSI files to install TeamViewer x86/x64 (depending on the PC where the package is being deployed via Intune), while still using the Zero MSI Installation mode, or if I should avoid it and simply have the Invoke script check the OS architecture and select the appropriate MSI file.
You might want to have a look at this SilentInstallHQ page:
Although it is a couple of years old - for a Previous version of PSADT (v3.8.4), the technique is the same as what you are trying to achieve.
You may find this page useful too:
I can highly recommend the SilentInstallHQ.com site as it has numerous examples of apps wrapped in PSADT (v3.x or v4.x) - A great resource!
FYI: I understand Jason Bergner (who runs the SilentInstallHQ.com website) is part of the PatchMyPC team
Thanks for the suggestion.
I hadn't thought of SilentInstallHQ (which I had encountered some time ago for another PSADT package I was setting up), for sure the article is old but the logic is still correct and that's what I was thinking of (I'll drop the Zero MSI Installation and take care of everything via code).