I thought I’d share these as some of you may find them useful! When I am testing App-V packages, I generally either have them on a network share in one folder, or have copied them to my desktop, and want a simple way to add and remove them. These Powershell scripts do just this:
Add-AppvPackages.ps1 - Searches recursively for all .appv files under the same folder as the script, adds them (without config files), and publishes them globally.
Remove-AppvPackages.ps1 - Looks for all published App-V packages, and Stops/Repairs/Unpublishes/Removes any that have the path of the .appv file matching a package found under the same folder as the script.
Both scripts do these jobs in one line of code, albeit with a few lines at the start to relaunch the script with admin rights if required. For example, copy these scripts and a bunch of packages to your desktop, right-click the script and select Run with Powershell, and it will automatically prompt for elevation if you have UAC turned on (which you should).
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