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You can use the MSIX Packaging Tool to create an MSIX application package from any of the following options:

MSI
EXE
ClickOnce
App-V
Script
Manual installation

This doc will walk you through how to take any existing assets you have, and convert them to MSIX.

Before you start conversion, we recommend ensuring that you understand your installer, and whether it will convert.

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We also recommend following the best practices to configure your environment and the MSIX Packaging Tool for conversion.

Note

The MSIX Packaging Tool currently supports App-V 5.1. If you have a package with App-V 4.x, we recommend that you use the source installer to convert to MSIX.

When the tool is first launched, you will be prompted to provide consent to sending telemetry data. It's important to note that the diagnostic data you share only comes from the app and is never used to identify or contact you.

Creating an application package is the most commonly used option. This is where you will create an MSIX package from an installer, or by manual installation of the application payload.

Packaging method

Select an option your conversion machine:

If you are already working in a clean environment, select Create package on this computer
If you want to connect to an existing virtual or remote machine, select Create package on a remote machine
- You will need to set up your remote machine before you are able to convert on it
If you have a local virtual machine on your machine you want to convert on, select Create package on a local virtual machine
- Please note that we only support Hyper-V virtual machines, if you want to use another virtualization product you can connect using the remote machine option.
Click Next

Prepare computer

Next, the Prepare computer page provides options to prepare the computer for packaging.

The MSIX Packaging Tool Driver is required and the tool will automatically try to enable it if it is not enabled. The tool will first check with DISM to see if the driver is installed. If you run into an issue, try checking our troubleshooting documentation, then filing a Feedback Hub issue if the problem persists.

Note

The MSIX Packaging Tool Driver monitors the system to capture the changes that an installer is making on the system which allows MSIX Packaging Tool to create a package based on those changes.

Windows Update is Active We will temporarily disable Windows Update for the duration of packaging so that we don't collect any extraneous data.

The Pending reboot checkbox is disabled by default. You'll need to manually restart the machine and then launch the tool again if you are prompted that pending operations need a reboot. This not required, only recommended.
[Optional] Check the box for Windows Search is Active and select Disable selected if you choose to disable the search service.
- This is not required, only recommended.
- Once disabled, the tool will update the status field to Disabled.
[Optional] Check the box for SMS Host is Active and select Disable selected if you choose to disable the host service.
- This is not required, only recommended.
- Once disabled, the tool will update the status field to Disabled.

When you're done preparing the machine, click Next.

Choose the installer you want to package

The first thing you will want to do is understand what will happen with the installer you wish to convert. With any of these installers, you can specify them here to simplify your workflow, or you can manually run it at the time of installation later in the workflow.

MSI installers

If you are converting a .msi installer, you can simply browse for it, and specify the .msi. If you have an accompanying .mst or .msp file, you can specify that in the installer arguments field. One of the benefits of specifying your .msi here is that we can pull all of the package information from it, saving you time on the next step of conversion.

App-V installers

If you are converting using an App-V, this is a really simple process for you. All you need to do is specify an App-V file, and you get fast tracked to the create an MSIX page. This is because the manifest of the package simply needs to get translated to an MSIX package, and then it just works as an MSIX. The caveat here is that the tool only supports App-V 5.1 - if your App-V is version 4.x, we recommend that you take the source installer and then convert it directly to MSIX.

EXE installers

If you are converting a .exe installer, you can specify the installer at this point. Due to the lack of format consistency with an exe, you will need to manually enter the package information for your installer.

ClickOnce installers

If you are converting a ClickOnce installer, you can specify the installer at this point. Like an .exe, you will need to manually enter the package information for your installer.

Scripts

If you are using a script to install your application, you can specify the command line here. Alternatively, you can leave this field blank and run the script manually during the installation phase.

Manual installation

If you wish to manually run your installer, or perform the actions of the installer manually, you can leave the installer field blank, and during the installation phase, perform the actions required for your installer.

If you are trying to generate a conversion template file, you will be unable to do so without specifying an installer.

If you have any installer arguments, you can enter the desired argument in the provided field. This field accepts any string.

Signing preference

Under Signing preference, select a signing option. You can also set this as a default in your settings, which will save you some steps each time you convert.

Sign with Device Guard signing This option allows you to sign in to your Microsoft Active Directory account that you have configured to use with Device Guard signing, which is a signing service that Microsoft provides where you don't need to provide your own certificate. Learn more about how to set up your account and about Device Guard signing here.
Sign with a certificate(.pfx) Browse to and select your .pfx certificate file. If the certificate is password protected, type the password in the password box.
Specify a .cer file (does not sign) This option allows you to specify a .cer file. This is useful when you don't want to sign the package, but you want to ensure that the publisher information matches the subject of the certificate that will be used for signing.
Do not sign package Select this option if you will be signing your package at a later time. NOTE: You cannot install an MSIX package if it is not signed
When signing, we highly recommend adding a timestamp to your certificate so that the validity of your certificate can outlast its expiration date. The accepted format is an RFC 3161 time stamp server URL.

Note

Signing an MSIX package format application with a SHA1 certificate is not supported.

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