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Create MSI packages by repackaging existing installations using monitoring or wrapping, or build them manually with visual editors.

Create MSIX/AppX packages by monitoring installations or building them manually through visual editors.

Wrap existing installations into IntuneWin packages for Microsoft Intune deployment.

Define files and folders to be included in the package.

Add, modify, or remove registry keys and values.

Create desktop shortcuts.

Register and manage .NET assemblies.

Define or update system and user variables.

Install, configure, or remove Windows services.

Install, configure, or remove device drivers.

Add or configure printer entries.

Create or modify firewall rules.

Create, configure, or delete scheduled tasks.

Include MSIX sparse packages (to use new Windows APIs and UWP features) within a package.

Run custom scripts or actions before or after installation.

Create packages manually using visual editors, or edit captured installations to apply custom changes.

Repackage existing installations by capturing all file system and registry changes they apply.

Repackage silent installations by wrapping them into a new package.

Repackage and test installation packages directly on a local machine.

Repackage and test installations in an isolated Windows Sandbox environment.

Repackage and test installations on connected Hyper-V, VMware, or VirtualBox virtual machines.

Publish MSI, MSIX, and IntuneWin packages to Intune. Manage package updates.

Capture installation changes in real time and associate each change with the process that caused it to ensure accurate repackaging.

Monitor all changes made by an installation. Stop monitoring automatically when it completes.

Capture all file system and registry changes in the system to handle complex or multi-stage repackaging cases.

Exclude changes applied by specified processes or configured file and registry paths from the captured results.

Replace OS-specific paths with system folders to make packages independent of the file system layout.

Create MSI packages that can be deployed per-user, per-machine, or as non-elevated installations.

Select the target platform for an MSI. The generated package can be deployed to that platform.

Create packages that automatically replace previous versions during installation.

Ensure required conditions, such as, OS version, .NET Framework, etc. are met before deployment.

Digitally sign generated packages using a local or cloud-stored code signing certificate.

Repackage installations, generate, sign, and test packages using the command-line interface.

Use Package Support Framework (PSF) to configure MSIX fixups when repackaging to the MSIX format.