There are a ton of applications that install in Windows per-user locations, and that's not ideal for enterprises for a variety of reasons.
In this video, we will show you how to convert per-user installation into per-machine. We haven't found any application that couldn't be converted. Watch this video and you will be able to package your application into per-machine as well.
Topics covered:
00:00 - Intro
00:10 - IT admins want per-machine apps
00:21 - Certification requirements for Windows Desktop Apps
01:47 - Why do vendors create a per-user installer
02:11 - Packaging per-user app
02:30 - Configuring exclusion list
03:16 - Creating the first snapshot
04:03 - Installing the per-user app
04:25 - Creating the second snapshot
04:54 - Cleaning the package
07:57 - Building MSI
08:18 - Editing package with Master Packager
08:37 - Moving files to a per-machine location
11:24 - Viewing app shortcuts
11:31 - Adding firewall exception with MSI
12:43 - Correctly testing the package
13:56 - Testing firewall exception
14:16 - Testing app settings
14:27 - Testing URL handlers exception
15:34 - Final thoughts