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How do I deploy Makers Empire 3D with Microsoft Endpoint Manager / Intune?
How do I deploy Makers Empire 3D with Microsoft Endpoint Manager / Intune?

Configuring AppLocker to allow Makers Empire 3D.

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Written by Jon Soong
Updated over a week ago

Thanks to Nathan Yurisich from Rehoboth Christian College for this detailed guide!

The MSI is available from this link: https://dash.makersempire.com/win/MakersEmpire3D.msi

Head to endpoint.microsoft.com select Apps, +App, then choose Line-of-business App.

Select the MSI you just downloaded as the App package file.

Some information will automatically be filled in form the MSI. Add Makers Empire as the Publisher and “Ignore App version” to “Yes”. Edit the Description and other fields as you see fit.

The only command line argument required is the silent switch “/qn”.

Add in the groups you want to push it out to or make it available for.

Once confirmed working, push out to required users!

Setting AppLocker rules for makers empire

Makers Empire installs to C:\Program Data and as such the default AppLocker rules will block it from running.

The powershell command Get-AppLockerFileInformation -directory C:\ProgramData\MakersEmpire3D -recurse -filetype exe shows us there’s a few executables signed by Makers Empire.

Using the Local Security Policy you can generate the AppLocker rule for the Makers Empire Publisher.

This can then be exported and uploaded to your GPO or AppLocker policy in Intune.

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