Important information for IT departments
The Windows Desktop and Windows VR X-ray Simulator now include dedicated managed deployment packages for V. 1.10.1. Use these packages when deploying through Microsoft Intune or another MDM system:Desktop MDM installer (.msi)
Windows Desktop X-ray Simulator V. 1.10.1
Desktop Intune package (.intunewin)
Windows Desktop X-ray Simulator V. 1.10.1
VR MDM installer (.msi)
Windows VR X-ray Simulator V. 1.10.1
VR Intune package (.intunewin)
Windows VR X-ray Simulator V. 1.10.1
.intunewin files for Microsoft Intune Win32 app deployments. Use the .msi files when your MDM platform supports MSI deployment directly.
The standard .exe installers on the download page are still intended for interactive installs on individual machines.
Official silent install commands
Desktop X-ray Simulator
VR X-ray Simulator
- Fully silent installation with no user interaction.
- No system reboot after installation.
- Verbose logging for troubleshooting in
C:\Windows\Temp.
Installer behavior
The applications install by default to:<platform> varies with the Desktop or VR version.
- Installations should run in the device/system context.
- Installation must be run with administrative privileges.
- No license entry or additional configuration is required at install time.
Microsoft Intune setup
For Microsoft Intune, upload the matching.intunewin file as a Windows app (Win32).
Recommended install commands:
- Install behavior: System
- Device restart behavior: No specific action
- Assignment: target the device group used for the relevant lab, classroom, or training station pool.
Silent uninstallation (optional)
If a silent uninstall command is required, use the MSI uninstall command generated by your MDM platform. If you are uninstalling directly from a local MSI file, use:Detection rule suggestions
If your MDM solution requires a detection rule to verify successful installation, use MSI product detection when available. File-based detection can also check for the relevant application executable. Desktop:Notes
- Administrative rights are necessary for both installation and uninstallation.
- If needed, the install logs in
C:\Windows\Tempcan be reviewed to verify installation success or troubleshoot issues. - If you are upgrading machines that already have an older
.exeinstallation, test the upgrade path on a small device group before broad deployment.

