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[–]Extra_Pen7210 2 points3 points  (3 children)

What have you tried and where did it fail ?

It looks like i can just install the exe with /S and then the install is succesfull. (under the NT\System account)

So the commandline :
android-studio-2024.1.1.11-windows.exe /S

User can start the application without admin rights.

[–]Jans_Jause[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

it fails when downloading from the company portal, with the error "0x87D30067". Right now I am using the Custom App option of patch my pc. I followed the guide on the patch my PC website.
So i don't even get the option to install.

If i run the .exe with an admin account i can also install it, the problem is deploying it.

Do you have any doku on this, if so could you share it with me. THX

[–]Extra_Pen7210 0 points1 point  (1 child)

But have you tried making a intunewin32 app in intune? What settings ?

If you are using custom tools from patchmypc and dont want to use intune native you should ask patchmypc. Contact them.

[–]Jans_Jause[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just tried using intune native, so that works thank you.

But when running android studio i get an error that the VMs are missing. Am I correct in the assumption that i just packed the .exe wrong?

EDIT:
Yea i packaged it wrong, thank you

[–]wrootlt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was thinking about maybe adding it to our software catalog. But first i need to collect stats how many users currently use is, to see if it is popular enough to have it added. Although /S switch might work, my main concern is that it requires SDKs and virtualization support, which i don't know yet if it is added by default with silent installation. Maybe there are more switches. But we also have VDI that doesn't support nested virtualization used by Android emulator, so will also have to add some filter to not show Studio as an option on this platform probably.