TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Deploy Chrome Enterprise Using Intune

• Configure LibKey Nomad for Deployment

• Create LibKey Nomad Intune Remediation

• Deploy Intune Changes

Deploy Chrome Enterprise Using Intune

(Note: This will deploy the latest version of Chrome Enterprise at the time of installation but will update on its own or at the interval you set moving forward)

Part 2: Log in to your Microsoft Intune Admin Center @ intune.microsoft.com

1. On the left side of the screen, click on "Apps"
2. Click on "All Apps"
3. Click on "Add" to add a new app
4. Select the App Type: "Line-of-business app" under the "Other" category
5. Confirm your selection
6. Click "Select app package file"
7. Click on "Select a file"
8. Go to where you downloaded the Chrome installer and double-click on it
9. Confirm your selection
10. Make sure the Name, Description, and Publisher are filled out; for Publisher you can just put: Google
11. Leave all of the remaining default settings alone
12. If you want, you can set a logo for the app - This is recommended and can be downloaded from Google Images
13. Click to continue to the next step
14. Choose "Add Group" under the required groups
15. Search for the group(s) to whom this will be deployed
16. Confirm your selection
17. Click to continue to the next step
18. Review the Intune settings (groups, etc) and make any changes if needed for your organization
19. Create the app

The app will now go through the creation process and will upload the installer package to your Microsoft Intune Admin Center so that it can be deployed to machines.

Configure LibKey Nomad for Deployment

Part 1: Log in to your Microsoft Intune Admin Center @ intune.microsoft.com

Create LibKey Nomad Intune Remediation

Part 1: Create & Edit the Powershell scripts to apply to your organization

1. Open a new Powershell window and copy/paste the following script: (Note: You can use something like Powershell ISE or Visual Studio Code to create Powershell files)

<#
.DESCRIPTION
    Below Powershell script will Check the existence of
    Nomad registry Key.
    Author: Kris Carlson
    Site: thirdiron.com
    Version: 1.0.0
#>

<# NO EDITS NEEDED IN THIS SCRIPT #>

$regPath = "HKLM:\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\3rdparty\extensions\lkoeejijapdihgbegpljiehpnlkadljb\policy"
$value = Test-Path $regPath
if($value){
        Write-host "Reg Key already Exists. No Action Required"
        Exit 0
}
Else{
        Write-host "Reg Key does not exist"
        Exit 1    
}

2. Save the script as "Detect_reg_key.ps1"

3. Open a new Powershell window and copy/paste the following script:

<#
.DESCRIPTION
    Below Powershell script will Check the existence of
    Nomad registry Key. If it does not exist, It will create it and
    Also creates one registry entry under this key which is String Value.
    Author: Kris Carlson
    Site: thirdiron.com
    Version: 1.0.0
#>
$regPath = "HKLM:\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\3rdparty\extensions\lkoeejijapdihgbegpljiehpnlkadljb\policy"
$value = Test-Path $regPath

<# ONLY EDIT THE FOLLOWING TWO VARIABLES #>
$libraryId = "INSERT-LIBRARY-ID-HERE"
$buttonPlacement = "bottomLeft"
<# bottomLeft and bottomRight are the only buttonPlacement options available #>

<# DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE #>

$value
if(!$value){
     if($libraryId -match "^\d+$"){
     try{
        Write-Host "Creating Reg Key"
        New-Item -Path HKLM:\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\3rdparty\extensions\lkoeejijapdihgbegpljiehpnlkadljb -Name policy –Force | Out-Null
        New-ItemProperty -Path $regPath -Name 'libraryId' -Value $libraryId -PropertyType String | Out-Null
        #Next line lets you optionally set the Nomad Button Placement
        New-ItemProperty -Path $regPath -Name 'buttonPlacement' -Value $buttonPlacement -PropertyType String | Out-Null
        Exit 0
     }
     Catch {
            Write-Host "Error Creating Reg Key"
            Write-error $_
            Exit 1
      }
      }
      else{Write-Host "Invalid Libary ID Entered"}
}
Else{
        Write-host "Reg Key already Exists. No Action Required"
        Exit 0
    
}

4. Change the value for $libraryId from "INSERT-LIBRARY-ID-HERE  to your Library ID (For Example: "1234") - (Note: This should be a numerical value only and it is surrounded by quotation marks)

5. You may optionally change the value of $buttonPlacement from the default of "bottomLeft" to "bottomRight" if you would like to change the position of the LibKey Nomad Button whenever it appears on screen - (Note: This value is case sensitive) 

6. Save the script as "Remediate_reg_key.ps1"

Part 2: Log in to your Microsoft Intune Admin Center @ intune.microsoft.com

1. On the left side of the screen click on "Devices"
2. Under "Manage Devices" click on "Scripts and Remediations"
3. Click to create a remediation
4. Under "Name" type: LibKey Nomad Registry Settings
5. Under "Description" type: LibKey Nomad Registry Settings - Configure the Library ID and Button Placement
6. Click to continue to the next step
7. For "Detection Script File" click on Select a file" 
8. Locate the "Detect_reg_key.ps1" file that you created and double-click on it
9. For "Remediation Script File" click on "Select a file"
10. Locate the "Remediate_reg_key.ps1" file that you created and double-click on it
11. Click to continue to the next step
12. Click to continue to the next step
13. Under "Included Groups" click "Select groups to include"
14. Search for the group(s) to whom this will be deployed
15. Click to confirm the selection
16. Click to continue to the next step
17. Review the Intune settings (groups, etc) and make any changes if needed for your organization 
18. Create the remediation

Deploy Intune Changes

At this point, you will be able to force a sync of all devices in the groups you selected for deployment or simply wait for your next sync time which is usually anywhere from once per hour to once per day depending on how you've set up your Intune Device Check-In Settings.