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PingandPong
PingandPong

Reputation: 41

Intune Remediation detection script issue

I have Remediation script to detect any installations of an app on our estate. It is known to be installed in one of two locations:

  1. C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\App\bin\App.exe or
  2. C:\Program Files\App\bin\App.exe

The issue I have is my detection script is not picking up an installation in the first install location, even though it is installed. This is the script I'm using:

Try
{
 $LocalAppData = "C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\AppData\"
$AppPath =  $LocalAppData +"roaming\*App*\bin\"
$EXEPath = $AppPath +"*App*.exe"
$LocalAppData2 = "C:\Program Files"
$AppPath2 =  $LocalAppData2 +"\*App*\bin\"
$EXEPath2 = $AppPath2 +"*App*.exe"     
If ($(Test-Path -Path $EXEPath) -eq $True) {
    Write-Host "*App* is installed in Roaming Folder"
    exit 1
    }
elseif 
    ($(Test-Path -Path $EXEPath2) -eq $True) {
    Write-Host "*App* is installed in Program Files"
Exit 1
}
else
{
    #No remediation required    
    Write-Host "*App* is not installed"
    exit 0
}  
}

    catch {
        $errMsg = $_.Exception.Message
        Write-Error $errMsg
        # exit 1
    }

Running the script in Powershell displays that the app is installed - as expected

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3491

Answers (1)

Christophe
Christophe

Reputation: 558

You must set "Run this script using the logged-on credentials" to Yes in intune App Settings

Upvotes: 0

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