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Installing on Windows laptops via Microsoft Intune without Basispoort

We recommend using the Basispoort extension. Only use the instructions below if linking with Basispoort is not possible in your situation.

Stand-alone


If your school does not use Basispoort for student SSO, we offer the option of installing Myndr at device or user level.
In both cases you must enter the Myndr class code during the installation procedure.


Use the instructions below (Stand-alone device level) if your students have their "own" device. If they use different devices, use the instructions for Stand-alone user level instead.

1. Stand-alone device level


Follow the steps below to install the Myndr Add-on for Edge and the Myndr Extension for Chrome in the correct device groups:


  1. Download the latest Standalone Intune package (Myndr-Standalone.intunewin).
  2. Open Intune and go to Apps > All apps.
  3. Click "➕ Add", select app type Windows app (Win32), click "Select"
  4. Click "Select app package file", click "Select file", select the Myndr-Standalone.intunewin package and click "OK"
  5. Enter Myndr in the Publisher field, enter the release version in the Version field and click "Next"
  6. Enter Myndr.cmd -crc <classcode> in the Install command field
  7. Replace <classcode> with the Myndr class code for the current user group, for example Myndr.cmd -crc 1234
  8. Enter Myndr.cmd -command uninstall in the Uninstall command field
  9. Select "No" for Allow available uninstall
  10. Select "User" for Install behavior
  11. Select "No specific action" for Device restart behavior
  12. Click "Next"
  13. Select the applicable architectures used by the user group
  14. Select the applicable minimum operating system and click "Next"
  15. Select "Manually configure detection rules" and click "Add"
  16. Select "Registry" as the Rule type
  17. Copy: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\ExtensionSettings\ioagfbkdbiaocmlmhepflbbjmalpdgod and paste it into the Key path field
  18. Select "Key exists" as the Detection method
  19. Select "Yes" for Associated with a 32-bit app on 64-bit clients
  20. Click “OK”.
  21. Click "Add" again
  22. Select "Registry" as the Rule type
  23. Copy: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionSettings\afphljjmbndfchfkdpegkckkcbejepik and paste it into the Key path field
  24. Select "Key exists" as the Detection method
  25. Select "Yes" for Associated with a 32-bit app on 64-bit clients
  26. Click “OK” and click “Next”.
  27. Click "Next" at Dependencies, "Next" at Supersedence
  28. Assign the device group that should be associated with the class code from step 6 and click "Next"
  29. Review and click "Create"


Use the instructions below (Stand-alone user level) if your students do NOT have their "own" device. If they use their own devices, use the instructions for Stand-alone device level instead.

2. Stand-alone user level


Follow the steps below to install the Myndr Add-on for Edge and the Myndr Extension for Chrome in the correct user groups:


  1. Download the latest Standalone Intune package (Myndr-Standalone.intunewin).
  2. Open Intune and go to Apps > All apps.
  3. Click "➕ Add", select app type Windows app (Win32), click "Select"
  4. Click "Select app package file", click "Select file", select the Myndr-Standalone.intunewin package and click "OK"
  5. Enter Myndr in the Publisher field, enter the release version in the Version field and click "Next"
  6. Enter Myndr.cmd -crc <classcode> -level user in the Install command field
  7. Replace <classcode> with the Myndr class code for the current user group, for example Myndr.cmd -crc 1234 -level user
  8. Enter Myndr.cmd -command uninstall in the Uninstall command field
  9. Select "No" for Allow available uninstall
  10. Select "User" for Install behavior
  11. Select "No specific action" for Device restart behavior
  12. Click "Next"
  13. Select the applicable architectures used by the user group
  14. Select the applicable minimum operating system and click "Next"
  15. Select "Manually configure detection rules" and click "Add"
  16. Select "Registry" as the Rule type
  17. Copy: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\ExtensionSettings\ioagfbkdbiaocmlmhepflbbjmalpdgod and paste it into the Key path field
  18. Select "Key exists" as the Detection method
  19. Select "Yes" for Associated with a 32-bit app on 64-bit clients
  20. Click “OK”.
  21. Click "Add" again
  22. Select "Registry" as the Rule type
  23. Copy: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionSettings\afphljjmbndfchfkdpegkckkcbejepik and paste it into the Key path field
  24. Select "Key exists" as the Detection method
  25. Select "Yes" for Associated with a 32-bit app on 64-bit clients
  26. Click “OK” and click “Next”.
  27. Click "Next" at Dependencies, "Next" at Supersedence
  28. Assign the user group that should be associated with the class code from step 6 and click "Next"
  29. Review and click "Create"


Synchronisation


To speed up the rollout, you can force a sync as follows:


  1. Click "Devices" and "All devices"
  2. Click "Bulk Device Actions"
  3. Select "Windows", "Physical devices" and "Sync"
  4. Click "Next" and review the devices you want to sync
  5. Click "Next" and "Create"


Within a few hours, all users or devices in the assigned device or user group should have the Myndr Add-on for Edge and the Myndr Extension for Chrome installed.

Updated on: 03/11/2026

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