What's going on, guys?
It is Bernardo, and today is all about how to deploy Chrome using Intune.
So let's get right into that.
Okay, so the first thing that we need to do is download Chrome.
So open up your favorite browser.
I'm going to use Google Chrome and we are going to type
in this address and hit enter, it’s going to take us here.
We're going to scroll down a little bit to this section here
and locate the file type and click on the dropdown
and then pick MSI and then click on the download button,
accept and download and done, right.
On the lower left hand side, you're going to see your download has completed.
We're going to click on the little arrow, click on show a folder
and there goes our MSI file.
Awesome.
So the next thing that we need to do is log in to our Microsoft 365 admin center.
On the left hand side, click on show all, locate Endpoint Manager.
And from here, let's click on apps
and click
on all apps and click on the Add button.
Once you do that, a side menu is going to appear on the right hand side. So
click on the dropdown menu and then locate line
of Business app and click on it.
You're able to read all this information.
Once you're done, click on Select.
Now, once you get this window right here,
let's locate Select App package file that is a hyperlink.
So click on it and it's going to give you another side menu.
We're going to click on that little blue icon that looks like a folder
and locate our MSI file.
So select it, click on Open and then click Okay.
Once you do that, you're going to enter all this information right
here, Everything that has a red asterisk, just enter the information
and once you're done, scroll all the way down.
And for me, I wanted to add a logo.
So click on Select Image.
You're going to get a side menu, so click on that little blue icon.
It looks like a folder.
Select your image, click on open.
Once your image is uploaded, click okay.
On the upper right hand side, you're going to see that your image was uploaded
successfully and now you're able to click on next.
Now it's time for us to assign groups.
So click on Add groups.
Going to get a side menu, pick your group for this example.
For this video, I pick my autopilot devices, so whatever
device is inside that security group is going to get this app.
So click on select, click next, a nice little summary, click create.
And on the upper right hand side, you're going to see saving application.
Eventually it's going to change to application is created, give it some time
and then you're going to see a new task
within the notification section saying uploading Google Chrome.
If you click on the bell, you're going to see all the events
that are happening, give it some time and eventually the uploading Google Chrome
is going to give a green checkmark that it has completed
uploading, which is a good thing on the Google Chrome section.
On the overview it's going to refresh it’s
going to give you all the information, the device status and the user status.
It takes some time for the tenant to actually get some information,
but if you go into that machine, well, when I went to that machine,
I saw on the desktop that Google Chrome
automatically was on the desktop and I was like super fast.
And if you go inside, start, you see within the recently added
Google Chrome and if you go inside control panel and within programs
and features, you're going to see that Google Chrome was installed
and it was really seamless and really fast.
I really like this approach of how to install applications with Intune
and that's it guys.
Hopefully you guys enjoy this video and I catch you guys on the next one,
peace out.