Unless there are settings within the software that need to be set, it is best not to start it before taking the second snapshot. In this case, the Don’t save for reuse option should be selected.īrowse for the installer or just run what needs to be captured inside the virtual machine manually.Īfter pressing Execute go to the virtual machine’s window and go through the Notepad++ installation. This can be used to perform actions in the virtual machine before creating the first snapshot. Note: If the target virtual machine is already running, the selected snapshot will not be restored.
We use Automatic exclusion list (online) as this connects to the Smart Package Studio cloud service and leverages the machine learning algorithms that analyze the exclusions created by other users for a cleaner packaging result.Ĭlick Next and VirtualBox will start up the virtual machine using the selected snapshot – unless it is already running. The first time you use a virtual machine snapshot, you will have to create a new capture snapshot.Ģ. Because Smart Capture already knows the state of the virtual machine, it does not need the initial scan. Note: While this post describes how to capture from a virtual machine, the procedure is no different for capturing from the local machine or from a remote machine.Ĭhoose the snapshot to be used for capturing the software and press Next.ġ. We will use the 圆4 version because most organizations no longer use x86 operating systems. This post will cover how to capture Notepad++ to an MSI package using Smart Capture.ĭownload Notepad ++ from the vendor site Smart Capture set up with VirtualBox virtual machines.In this brief introduction, I will show you how to quickly turn a legacy installation into an MSI package compatible with all major deployment systems (Microsoft SCCM, InTune, Active Directory, etc.). With the release of Smart Package Studio we are authoring a series of blog posts to give examples of packaging tasks performed using it, as well as tips and tricks.
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