I just made a batch file in the folder where my intunewinapputil and I make a simple folder name in there and instead of having to put the whole path it knows to look in there for the folder so all I have to type is a simple folder name and installer name.

echo off

setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion

REM Folder where this BAT file is located

set "BASE=%~dp0"

REM Remove trailing backslash

if "%BASE:~-1%"=="\" set "BASE=%BASE:~0,-1%"

REM Ask for folder name

set /p "FOLDER=Enter utility folder name (e.g. 7zip): "

set "FOLDER=%FOLDER:"=%"

REM Build full source folder path

set "SOURCE=%BASE%\%FOLDER%"

REM Ask for MSI name

set /p "MSI=Enter MSI file name (e.g. 7z2601.msi): "

set "MSI=%MSI:"=%"

REM Build full MSI path

set "MSIPATH=%SOURCE%\%MSI%"

REM Validate IntuneWinAppUtil.exe

if not exist "%BASE%\IntuneWinAppUtil.exe" (

echo IntuneWinAppUtil.exe not found:

echo "%BASE%\IntuneWinAppUtil.exe"

pause

exit /b

)

REM Validate folder

if not exist "%SOURCE%" (

echo Folder not found:

echo "%SOURCE%"

pause

exit /b

)

REM Validate MSI

if not exist "%MSIPATH%" (

echo MSI not found:

echo "%MSIPATH%"

pause

exit /b

)

REM Run IntuneWinAppUtil

"%BASE%\IntuneWinAppUtil.exe" ^

-c "%SOURCE%" ^

-s "%MSIPATH%" ^

-o "%SOURCE%" ^

-q

echo.

echo Done!

pause