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App-V 5X application not discovered. A supported App-V 5X client is not installed

SCCM Task Sequence with App-V application "A supported App-V 5X client is not installed"

Scenario: Windows 10 (1607) Task Sequence with various MSI and App-V applications. During an SCCM Task Sequence I am attempting to install an App-V application however, at the end of the build MSI installations have installed but App-V application has not been installed.


AppDiscovery.log

   Performing detection of app deployment type MathWorks_MATLAB-R2014a_8.3.0.532_001A - Download.....
+++ App-V 5X application not discovered. A supported App-V 5X client is not installed.


Resolution: With Windows 10, version 1607, the App-V client is installed automatically however, it needs to be enabled before you can installations App-V packaged within a Task Sequence.  This can be achieved by adding a command line to you Task Sequence to run Windows PowerShell command.


powershell -executionpolicy bypass -command Enable-Appv

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