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SOLVED Intune Microsoft Store app Win32 apps cannot be added

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Hi,

My first post here, looking to need some help. When trying to add Adobe apps in Intune using the Microsoft Store app (new) and selecting any Win32 app I get the red X and the error message The selected app does not have a valid latest package version. Anything wrong in our tenant or is it the issue with the selected Adobe app?

The selected app does not have a valid latest package version
 
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So I got a response from the Intune support team and here is what they have to say. It's the third-party vendors or publishers that add Win32 apps to the Microsoft Store that are responsible for hosting their own content in their respective infrastructure. In this case, we see an error with Adobe Win32 apps and that's an issue with how the package was published to the Store and must be handled by the app's publisher.

More info here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/mem/intune/apps/store-apps-microsoft#microsoft-store-win32-apps
Can you tell me the specific app name that you're selecting? I will see if i am seeing the same error in my tenant.
 
I just checked and I am seeing the same issue. When you select any Adobe app is UWP app, it works fine. But when you select Adobe apps that are of type Win32, you get the error "The selected app does not have a valid latest package version."

I will check this with the Intune team; meanwhile, you may have to package it as a Win32 app for now instead of choosing it from the MS Store app.

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Thanks Prajwal. Let me know what Intune supports has to say on this. What is the use of those Win32 apps in MS Store new if they cannot be deployed?
 
So I got a response from the Intune support team and here is what they have to say. It's the third-party vendors or publishers that add Win32 apps to the Microsoft Store that are responsible for hosting their own content in their respective infrastructure. In this case, we see an error with Adobe Win32 apps and that's an issue with how the package was published to the Store and must be handled by the app's publisher.

More info here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/mem/intune/apps/store-apps-microsoft#microsoft-store-win32-apps
 
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