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Deploying via Intune Using the Single Installer (.exe) Method

  • Updated on Aug 25, 2026
  • Published on Apr 30, 2025
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This installation method is for organizations that deploy and manage the WXP Insights Agent through Microsoft Intune by using the executable files included with Setup.

This article provides guidance deploy the WXP Insights agent for Windows using Single Installer and to enroll devices using Microsoft Intune:

  1. Download the WXP Insights Agent for Windows

  2. Convert WXP Insights Agent with Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool

    1. Creating an application in Intune for Intel devices

    2. Creating an application in Intune for Arm devices

  3. Verify Installation

  4. Sync the Devices

Before beginning these steps, provide the UPN suffixes to your HP Service Expert or Business Partner and obtain your Company PIN from WXP.

For additional information, refer to the article - Obtaining the User Principal Name Domain Suffix.

Procedure

To successfully deploy WXP Insights agent for Windows using Single Installer and to enroll devices using Microsoft Intune, follow the below steps:

Step 1: Downloading WXP Insights Agent Using the Single Installer (.exe) Method

To download WXP Insights Windows agent:

  1. Download the agent from the Download WXP Insights Agent Software page.

  2. Download the WXP Insights agent installation PowerShell scripts file here.

  3. Extract the content of downloaded WXP-Insights-Installation-Scripts.zip. It will contain wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script.ps1 and wxp-insights-installer-script.ps1.

  4. Open both scripts and replace ENTER_COMPANY_PIN with the actual company PIN and Save.

To configure proxy or update settings for the WXP Insights Device Software, create a batch script to add the required registry keys and specify the batch script in the Installation Program. By default, WXP Insights will enroll after auto-updating. To enable enrollment without auto-updating add UPDATEBEFOREENROLL=0, like this in wxp-insights-installer-script.ps1 at line 15:

$arguments = "/silent HIDETRAY=False CPIN=$PIN_VALUE UPDATEBEFOREENROLL=0"

Note:

  1. For WXP Insights agent version 5.26.114 onwards, the file names are updated as follows:

    1. setup.exe  → WXPInsights.exe

    2. setuparm.exe →  WXPInsights-arm.exe

  2. If you want to use any agent before 5.26.114, the wxp-insights-installer-script file that contains WXPInsights.exe  andWXPInsighs-arm.exe  must be changed to setup.exe and  setuparm.exe .

  3. For version 5.26.63 (and prior version), download the scripts file from here.  

    • The file includes setup.exe and setuparm.exe as the installer files.

Step 2: Converting the WXP Insights Agent (Single Installer (.exe)) with the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool

To convert the WXP Insights agent for Windows (Setup) to Intunewin format using the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool:

  1. Download the Win32 Content Prep Tool from: https://github.com/Microsoft/Microsoft-Win32-Content-Prep-Tool.

  2. Save the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe to a local folder C:\Tool\ .

  3. For creating two Intune packages, one for Intel and another one for Arm, place the following downloaded contents in two local folders:

    1. Local Folder 1 => IntelPkg (C:\Intune\IntelPkg)

      • Single Installer

      • wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1

      • Rename wxp-insights-installer-script.ps1 to wxp-insights-installer-intel.ps1

        Note: For WXP Insights Agent versions 5.26.114, the executable file is renamed from setup.exe to WXPInsights.exe

        The following file names are also updated:

        • hp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1 → wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1

        • hp-insights-installer-intel.ps1 → wxp-insights-installer-intel.ps1

    2. Local Folder 2 => ArmPkg (C:\Intune\ArmPkg)

      • setuparm.exe

      • wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1

      • Rename wxp-insights-installer-script.ps1 to wxp-insights-installer-arm.ps1

        Note: For WXP Insights Agent versions 5.26.114, the executable file is renamed to WXPInsights-arm.exefrom setuparm.exe

        The following file names are also updated:

        • hp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1 → wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1

        • hp-insights-installer-arm.ps1 → wxp-insights-installer-arm.ps1

  4. Open an Admin command prompt.

  5. Navigate to C:\Tool folder and run the following command to convert the installers to Intunewin format.

    1. Ensure that the names of input and output folder are different to prevent installation error. Run the following two commands to create Intune packages:

      1. Option A - IntuneWinAppUtil.exe -c "C:\Intune\IntelPkg" -s wxp-insights-installer-intel.ps1 -o "C:\Intune Output"

      2. Option B - IntuneWinAppUtil.exe -c "C:\Intune\ArmPkg" -s wxp-insights-installer-arm.ps1 -o "C:\Intune Output"

  6. After the files are successfully converted, the following Intunewin files are shown: wxp-insights-installer-intel.intunewin and wxp-insights-installer-arm.intunewin

    Note:

    • Follow Option A only to deploy WXP Insights Single Installer (.exe) on Intel Devices.

    • Follow Option B only to deploy WXP Insights Single Installer (.exe) on Arm Devices.

    • Follow both Options A and B to deploy WXP Insights Single Installer (.exe) on both Intel and Arm Devices.

Option A - Creating an Application in Intune for Intel Devices

To create a new Intune application package to install WXP Insights Agent for Windows:

  1. Log into the Azure portal. The Home page is displayed.

  2. Go to Microsoft Intune Admin Center.

  3. Select Client Apps, then go to Apps.

  4. Click Add and select Windows App (Win32).

  5. Click Select app package file, then select the WXP Insights Installer Script converted to intunewin format above hp-insights-installer-intel.Intunewin

  6. Click OK.

  7. On the App Information page, enter the following, then click Next:

    • Name: WXP Insights Windows Application

    • Publisher:  HP Inc.

    • Version: 5.xx.xxx (replace with the version of the setup file that you are deploying).

  8. On the Program page, in Install command, enter

    powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\wxp-insights-installer-intel.ps1

  9. Enter the Uninstall command as None.

    For uninstallation, refer to article - Uninstalling the WXP Insights Agent for Windows with SCCM or Microsoft Intune

  10. Click on Review + save.

  11. In the Requirements tab,

    1. In Check operating system architecture,

      1. Select Yes. Specify the systems the app can be installed on.

      2. Select Install on x64 system

      3. Select Minimum operating system as per target environment. For example: Windows 10 1607

  12. Click on Review + save.

  13. In the Detection rules tab, select Use a custom detection script > Rules Format.

  14. Open the Script file wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1 downloaded earlier.

  15. Click on Review + save.

  16. In the Review + save tab.

  17. Click Save.

Option B - Creating an Application in Intune for Arm Devices

To create a new Intune application package to install WXP Insights agent for Windows:

  1. Log into the Azure portal. The Home page is displayed.

  2. Go to Microsoft Intune Admin Center.

  3. Select Client Apps, then go to Apps.

  4. Click Add and select Windows App (Win32).

  5. Click Select app package file, then select the WXP Insights Installer Script converted to intunewin format above wxp-insights-installer-arm.Intunewin

  6. Click OK.

  7. On the App Information page, enter the following, then click Next.

    1. Name: WXP Insights Windows Application

    2. Publisher: HP Inc.

    3. Version: 5.xx.xxx (replace with the version of the setup file that you are deploying).

  8. On the Program page, in the Install command, enter

    powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\wxp-insights-installer-arm.ps1

  9. Enter the Uninstall command as None.

    For uninstallation, refer to article - Uninstalling the WXP Insights Agent for Windows with SCCM or Microsoft Intune

  10. Click Review + save.

  11. In the Requirements tab, in Check operating system architecture,

    1. Select Yes. Specify the systems the app can be installed on.

    2. Select Install on ARM64 system.

    3. Select Minimum operating system as per the target environment. For example, Windows 11 24H2

  12. Click Review + save.

  13. In the Detection rules tab, select Rules format as “Use a custom detection script.”

  14. Open the Script file wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1 downloaded earlier.

  15. Click Review + save.

  16. In the Review + save tab, click Save.

Steps for General Application Deployment in Intune

  1. Open Intune application created in Option A and Option B one by one. In the Assignments section, click the Edit option.

  2. In the Assignments Section, go to the Required section and select Add group, Add all users, or Add all devices as per deployment strategy and target.

  3. For Silent Installation, click Show all toast notifications under End user notifications.

  4. In the End user notifications, select Hide all toast notifications, and click OK.

  5. Click Review + save.

  6. In the Review + save tab, click Save.

Verifying Installation

WXP Insights agent for Windows installation can also be verified on the target computer. To verify the deployment on the target computer:

  1. On the end-user computer, open Program and Features in the Control Panel. WXP Insights and WXP Insights Analytics Client should be installed.

  2. If the system tray icon was not hidden during the deployment, click the WXP Insights system tray icon and select Status.

  3. The Device enrollment status should show as Enrolled.

Syncing Devices

  1. In the Microsoft Intune, open the Settings app.

  2. Click Accounts.

  3. Choose Access work or school.

  4. Click on your domain name and click Info.

  5. On the bottom of the page, click Sync.

Important: If the customer or IT Administrator is enforcing strict PowerShell execution policies (such as AllSigned, RemoteSigned, or other restricted execution policies), the provided uninstall PowerShell script wxp-insights-detection-and-remediation-script-intune.ps1 and wxp-insights-installer-script.ps1 must be digitally signed before deployment. In such environments:

  • The IT Administrator must sign the provided PowerShell uninstall script with an approved code-signing certificate.The signed script must be used when configuring the application deployment in Intune or SCCM.

  • The IT Administrator must ensure that the corresponding code-signing certificate (or its issuing CA certificate) is present in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities or Trusted Publishers store under the Local Computer certificate store on all target devices.

  • Failure to meet these requirements may result in the uninstall script being blocked by the system execution policy.

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