Overview​

This guide explains how to deploy an Adobe Creative Cloud package in an enterprise environment using Microsoft Intune (Win32 app) by packaging the Build folder and using the MSI as the setup file. It is intended for system administrators who manage Windows devices through Microsoft Endpoint Manager.

Deployment Steps​

Download the Adobe Package​

Go to [Adobe Admin Console](https://adminconsole.adobe.com)

Navigate to:
Packages → Create a Package

Select:

• Creative Cloud entitlement/licensing (for example Shared Device or your org’s entitlement)
• Windows
• Language
• Required Creative Cloud apps

Download the ZIP package and extract it on your computer.

Prepare the Package Files (Build Folder)​

• Extract the ZIP and locate the Build folder inside the package.
• Create an Output folder, example: C:\Output\

Prepare the Intune Package (.intunewin)​

Use Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool:

IntuneWinAppUtil.exe

Inputs:

• Source folder: the package Build folder
• Setup file: Adobe Creative Cloud.msi
• Output folder: C:\Output\
• Do you want to specify a catalog folder: N

This creates:

Adobe Creative Cloud.intunewin

Add the App in Intune​

Go to: Intune → Apps → Windows → Add

App type: Windows app (Win32)

Upload the .intunewin file.

• Program

Install command: Should fill up automatically

msiexec /i "Adobe Creative Cloud.intunewin" /q

Uninstall command: Should fill up automatically

msiexec /x "{PACKAGE-GUID-HERE}" /q

• Requirements

  • 64‑bit
  • Windows 10 1607

• Detection Rule

  • Use MSI detection:
  • Rule type: MSI
  • Product Code: Auto‑populated from Adobe Creative Cloud.msi

• Assignments

  • Assign to the device groups or users.

Overview​

This guide explains how to deploy Adobe Acrobat Pro in an enterprise environment using Microsoft Intune.

It is intended for system administrators who manage Windows devices through Microsoft Endpoint Manager.

Deployment Steps​

Download the Adobe Package​

Go to Adobe Admin Console

Navigate to:
Packages → Create a Package

Select:

• Acrobat Pro DC
• 64‑bit
• Enterprise or VIP licensing

Download the ZIP package and extract it on your computer.

Identify Required Files​

Inside the extracted Adobe package you need to go to:

AcrobatPro\\Build\\Setup\\APRO25.1\\Adobe Acrobat

You must copy ALL of these into a new folder outside the acrobat one.

Create the MST (Customization File)​

Download from Adobe: Adobe Customization Wizard DC

Open AcroPro.msi inside the wizard.

Recommended settings:

• Enable Suppress EULA

• Set installation to Silent (no UI)

• Configure language settings

• Disable cloud services if required

Save it on the folder you created, name it:

AcroPro.mst

Download the Latest Acrobat Patch (MSP)​

Adobe publishes patches here: Acrobat Enterprise Release Notes

Download the latest 64-bit MSP.

Example:

AcrobatDCx64Upd2500121288.msp

Copy it into your package folder.

Create install.cmd​

Your installation script must:

• Install Acrobat using MSI + MST
• Ensure all required package files exist
• Apply the MSP patch
• Generate a log

Create install.cmd:

@echo off
echo ==== STARTING ADOBE ACROBAT INSTALLATION ====
rem Base installation (requires all Adobe package files)
msiexec /i "%~dp0AcroPro.msi" ALLUSERS=1 /qn TRANSFORMS="%~dp0AcroPro.mst"
rem Apply the MSP patch
msiexec /update "%~dp0AcrobatDCx64Upd2500121288.msp" /qn /norestart
echo ==== INSTALLATION FINISHED ====
exit /b %errorlevel%

Create uninstall.cmd​

@echo off
msiexec /x "%\~dp0AcroPro.msi" /qn /norestart
exit /b %errorlevel%

Prepare the Intune Package (.intunewin)​

Use Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool:

IntuneWinAppUtil.exe

Inputs:

• Source folder: your AcroPro folder (with ALL files)
• Setup file: install.cmd
• Output folder: location for the .intunewin
• Do you want to specify a catalog folder: N

This creates:

install.intunewin

Add the App in Intune​

Go to: Intune → Apps → Windows → Add

App type: Windows app (Win32)

Upload the .intunewin file.

• Program

  • Install command: install.cmd
  • Uninstall command: uninstall.cmd

• Requirements

  • 64‑bit
  • Windows 10 / 11

• Detection Rule

  • Use MSI detection:
    • Rule type: MSI
    • Product Code: Auto‑populated from AcroPro.msi

How to find the MSI product code (if Intune does not auto‑populate it):

Powershell:

(Get-WmiObject Win32\_Product | Where-Object { $\_.Name -like "\*Acrobat\*" }).IdentifyingNumber

• Assignments
  • Assign to device groups or users that need Acrobat.

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