Deploy NetLogo (x64) with Intune

Overview

Use this runbook to package and deploy NetLogo (x64) 7.0.0 from CCL in Intune, then validate install, detection, and device reporting.

Download Installer

Package the App for Intune

1. Create a working folder on your local machine (for example: D:\Intune).
2. Create two subfolders inside the working folder: Input and Output.
   • D:\Intune\Input: Folder for all setup files. All files in this folder are compressed into an .intunewin file.
   • D:\Intune\Output: Stores the generated .intunewin package.
3. Place NetLogo-7.0.0-64.msi in the Input folder.
4. Download the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool (IntuneWinAppUtil.exe) and place it in D:\Intune.

Start by organizing a dedicated packaging folder for NetLogo (x64) to keep input binaries and generated .intunewin files traceable.

D:\Intune
├── Input
│   └── NetLogo-7.0.0-64.msi
├── Output
└── IntuneWinAppUtil.exe

5. Open Windows PowerShell or Command Prompt as Administrator.
6. Navigate to the working folder: cd D:\Intune.
7. Run the following packaging command to generate the NetLogo-7.0.0-64.intunewin package. For packaging background, see .intunewin package preparation.

IntuneWinAppUtil.exe -c .\Input -s "NetLogo-7.0.0-64.msi" -o .\Output

8. After the command finishes, the generated package should be available in the D:\Intune\Output folder.

D:\Intune
├── Input
│   └── NetLogo-7.0.0-64.msi
├── Output
│   └── NetLogo-7.0.0-64.intunewin
└── IntuneWinAppUtil.exe

Note: Windows application size is capped at 30 GB per app.

Create the App

Create the Intune app record for NetLogo (x64), then validate app information and execution settings prior to deployment.

1. Go to Apps → Overview, then choose the Windows platform card (or expand Platforms and select Windows).

   

2. Click Create to add a new app.

   

3. In the Select app type panel, choose Windows app (Win32).

   

4. On the App information page, click Select app package file.

   

5. Upload NetLogo-7.0.0-64.intunewin, then confirm the App package file panel.

   

Configure App Settings

6. Configure app settings for NetLogo (x64) with a pilot-first mindset so install, uninstall, and detection behavior remain predictable at scale.

   Name	NetLogo (x64) 7.0.0
   Description	NetLogo (x64) 7.0.0
   Publisher	CCL
   App version	7.0.0

   

7. Configure how Intune installs and uninstalls the app. Enter the values below in the Program tab and leave all other settings unchanged. See Intune install and uninstall commands for command guidance.

   Install/Uninstall type	Command line
   Install command	"%SystemRoot%\System32msiexec.exe" /i "NetLogo-7.0.0-64.msi" /qn⧉
   Uninstall command	"%SystemRoot%\System32msiexec.exe" /X {C158E81F-0513-4C6B-84A1-B6BFB35536F0} /qn⧉
   Install behavior	System
   Device restart behavior	App install may force a device restart
   Allow available uninstall	Yes
   Installation time required	60 minutes
   Return codes	Keep the default Intune return codes.

   

8. Define which devices are eligible to install the app. Learn more in Intune requirements explained.

   Check operating system architecture	No. Allow this app to be installed on all systems.
   Minimum operating system	Windows 10 1607
   Additional requirement rules	No requirements are specified.

   

9. On the Detection rules page, set Rules format to Manually configure detection rules. For the concept, see Intune detection rules explained.

   

10. Click Add to create a detection rule.

    

11. Select the appropriate Rule type (MSI, File, or Registry) based on the installer. Use the table below as a reference.

    #	Type	Target	Method	Value
    1	File	%ProgramFiles%\NetLogo 7.0.0NetLogo.exe	String/version comparison	equals 1.0.0.0
    2	Registry	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall{C158E81F-0513-4C6B-84A1-B6BFB35536F0} → DisplayVersion	String comparison	equals 7.0.0

    Associated with a 32-bit app on 64-bit clients: No.

12. On the Dependencies page, click Next unless this app must install after another app.

    

13. On the Supersedence page, click Next unless this app replaces an older app.

    

Assign the App and Deploy

14. Scope assignments for NetLogo (x64) by rollout intent and ring maturity instead of moving directly to full production.

    Assignment options

    Required

    Installs the app automatically on targeted users or devices. Use this after install, uninstall, and detection are verified.

    Available for enrolled devices

    Shows the app in Company Portal so users can install it manually. Use this for pilot users, IT validation, or optional apps.

    Uninstall

    Automatically removes the app from targeted devices. Use this when you need to retire or remove the app.

    Note: Start with a dedicated test group before broad deployment. For example, use the Required assignment option to automatically install the app on targeted devices.

    

15. Review all configuration details, then click Create to deploy the app.

    

16. Verify the app in Intune. Confirm that the upload is finished, the application is saved, and the app overview shows the expected package details.

    Note: If Intune says the app is not ready yet, wait a few minutes and refresh the page.

    

Sync Policy to Target Devices

Trigger and confirm policy sync for NetLogo (x64) before troubleshooting deeper packaging assumptions.

End User Experience

Confirm expected end-user experience for NetLogo (x64) on pilot endpoints before broad rollout communications.

Required apps install automatically. During installation, Windows may show notifications from Microsoft Intune Management Extension. Users can see the app move from installing to installed.

Note: Notification visibility depends on Windows notification settings and Intune app deployment behavior.

Review Deployment and Install State

Review deployment status for NetLogo (x64) with return-code context so escalation is evidence-driven.

Click Device install status or User install status to see the list of devices or users with their installation status.

Uninstall the App from Intune

When the app is no longer needed, remove it by changing the Intune assignment to Uninstall for the target group.

1. Go to Apps → All apps, then select the app you want to remove.

   

2. Open Properties and click Edit next to Assignments.

   

3. Move the target group to the Uninstall section.

   

4. Review the assignment, then click Save. Devices will remove the app after the policy is applied.

   

After saving, the uninstall policy is applied. The device removes the app automatically.

Note: The uninstall process may take a few minutes depending on device check-in and policy sync timing.

Troubleshooting

Start with these troubleshooting checks to identify whether the issue is assignment, execution context, detection configuration, or policy sync timing.

Deployment Fit and Risks

Before production rollout, verify that NetLogo (x64) matches your target context, change policy, and monitoring posture.

• Install behavior is currently set to system; confirm it matches the expected execution context.
• Restart behavior resolves to basedOnReturnCode; align this with maintenance windows and user-impact constraints.
• Validate requirements and detection against real endpoint state before widening assignment scope.
• Escalate only after reproducing failures in pilot scope with logs and consistent return-code evidence.

Deployment Validation Checklist

• Use a phased rollout for NetLogo (x64), beginning with a small validation cohort.
• Confirm the install command executes silently in the target context: "%SystemRoot%\System32msiexec.exe" /i "NetLogo-7.0.0-64.msi" /qn.
• Validate detection outputs (types observed: manual/unspecified) using post-install file and registry checks.
• Capture deployment status, error codes, and retry behavior in Intune reports before expanding assignment.
• Ensure rollback notes align with tested uninstall behavior before broad deployment.

Rollback and Recovery Notes

• Record pilot baseline details for NetLogo (x64) (version 7.0.0) prior to wider deployment.
• Rollback path available via uninstall command: "%SystemRoot%\System32msiexec.exe" /X {C158E81F-0513-4C6B-84A1-B6BFB35536F0} /qn.
• Treat rollback as a tested path, not a plan-only artifact, before moving beyond pilot cohorts.
• If this package supersedes another app, complete coexistence checks before removing legacy assignments.

Deeper Internal References

Use the focused guides below for deeper implementation details tied to this deployment.

• Packaging artifact validation before assignment rollout
• Assignment intent strategy (Required vs Available)
• Intune Management Extension logging and error isolation
• Install/uninstall execution checks for Intune context