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Overview

Jamie is deployed as a Line-of-Business (LOB) MSI app via Microsoft Intune. The MSI performs a per-machine installation (InstallScope="perMachine"), installing into C:\Program Files\Jamie for all users on the device.
Jamie includes a built-in auto-updater (JamieUpdaterService), so Intune should only handle the initial deployment — not ongoing version management.

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Download

Download the enterprise MSI

Jamie_5.6.52_x64_en-US.msi
The MSI supports x64 and ARM64 architectures. 32-bit (x86) builds are not supported.

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Adding the app in Intune

1

Open the app catalog

Navigate to Microsoft Intune admin center → Apps → All apps → Add.
2

Select the app type

Choose Line-of-business app.
3

Upload the installer

Upload the .msi file.

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App information

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Ignore app version — why this matters

The Ignore app version setting must be set to Yes. You’ll find it in the App information pane when configuring the LOB app. Jamie ships with a built-in update service (JamieUpdaterService) that automatically updates the application in the background. If Ignore app version is left at No (the default), Intune enforces the originally deployed MSI version, which creates a race condition:
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Intune deploys version X

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The Jamie auto-updater updates to version Y

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Intune detects a version mismatch and reinstalls version X

4

The updater updates again — creating an endless reinstall loop

Setting Ignore app version = Yes tells Intune to only verify that Jamie is installed, without enforcing a specific version. This is the Microsoft-recommended approach for MSI apps with self-updating installers.

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What the MSI installs

MSI UpgradeCode: 7f2a9f62-56a0-4f67-9e14-1c18553b1b60

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Assignments

Assign the app to the appropriate device groups as Required for automatic deployment, or Available for enrolled devices if users should install it from Company Portal. Since this is a per-machine install, target device groups rather than user groups for the most predictable behavior.

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Uninstall

The MSI supports standard uninstall via Intune. The JamieUpdaterService is automatically stopped and removed on uninstall. All shortcuts, registry entries, and the install directory are cleaned up.

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Notes

  • Do not use Intune app supersedence with auto-update enabled for Jamie — the built-in updater handles all version management.
  • The MSI uses REINSTALLMODE=amus and AllowSameVersionUpgrades="yes", so re-deploying the same version is safe and non-destructive.
  • The WebView2 runtime is bundled and bootstrapped by the installer if it isn’t already present on the device.