Prepare for the new MSIX package format officially released within the 1809 OS update, with the help of our new Repackager. It comes with a refreshed GUI that improves your repackaging operations and also a new command line interface for better automation.

Discover the new MSIX package format and container. Get a quick 5,000 words introduction that will bring you up to speed with the latest packaging and deployment technology from Windows 10. Subscribe to receive future updates with an extended version for all the chapters below.

If you are interested in learning more about app packaging, virtualization, desktop management, mobile device management, privilege management and much more, the AppManagEvent conference is the place to be on October the 12th.

Microsoft Ignite 2018 is just around the corner, as usual, the Advanced Installer team will be on the expo floor. Come and talk with our passionate developers and experts to learn about the newest features in Advanced Installer, attend live training sessions and get our SWAG.

Package once, deploy anywhere. Package and deliver applications for the entire Windows 10 platform using the latest version of Advanced Installer. Get your app in front of the biggest users base an OS ever had through the Windows Store and our MSIX (Desktop Bridge) support.

A new modern era for packaging is here. Adopting Windows 10 and its biannual major updates can be challenging with the current MSI packaging technologies.

Extend and update your MSIX packages by taking advantage of the power and functionality of modification packages.

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that can be used for managing mobile devices, protecting company information, and ensuring devices/applications used, meet your company's security policies.

Optimize your deployment process, leverage our new Intune support. Deploy MSI, AppX or AppX bundles via command-line or by using our simple GUI.

Target multiple architectures and platform types by creating APPX bundles with Advanced Installer.

Microsoft this spring announced MSIX, the eventual replacement for the ubiquitous MSI that software vendors use to deliver their product to their customers. Quite a few people are getting excited about MSIX, including tool vendors like Advanced Installer, who are rolling out early versions of tooling to help you play with this new format. And while there has been plenty of information about what MSIX is and who should care about it, I’m not sure that Microsoft has done a good enough job of making the case to the software vendors about why they should care.

We are excited to announce that you can now build MSIX packages using Advanced Installer.

MSIX has just been released on the Windows Insider rings and we're working hard to get all that supported into Advanced Installer. Until then you can try out the latest improvements we brought in for Desktop Brigde apps.

A WYSIWYG dialogs editor is incomplete without an Undo support that enables you to try changes easily, our latest version fixes this.

False positives virus detection is a common occurrence when installing software; learn why they happen and how you might prevent them, before deploying your application to your users.

Extend your packaging automation process beyond the local machine. Save time by leveraging remote VMs with our latest VMware vSphere integration.

Create a single package for all Windows platforms, the promise of MSIX, Microsoft’s vision for the future of Windows Installer. MSIX is a complete containerization solution which inherits all the great features in UWP and most importantly, it applies to all Win32, WPF, Windows Forms, and UWP applications.

Localize your Universal Windows Platform(APPX) package and target any language you require.

In the latest version of Advanced Installer we focused on laying out background work required for long term stability, security and performance improvements. More under the hood and less visible but just as important.

Self-repair is one of the most powerful functionalities Windows Installer offers. It gives the ability to check and fix broken packages automatically, saving you valuable development time.