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Copper Contributor

Apr 26, 2021

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Win32 App Powershell 64bit registry access issue

Hello to all. Coming from SCCM to Intunes i started to recreate Application packages, with installers based on MSI, Batch, EXE and PowerShell. However i found an issue with PowerShell installations,...

Rudy_Ooms_MVP
Apr 26, 2021
Hi,

Please take a look at

Sysnative | Intune | 64 VS 32 Bits | Registry Keys (call4cloud.nl)

What happens when you run a script with setting this option to yes instead of no

MVP

Apr 26, 2021

Hi,

Please take a look at

Sysnative | Intune | 64 VS 32 Bits | Registry Keys (call4cloud.nl)

What happens when you run a script with setting this option to yes instead of no

Copper Contributor

Apr 26, 2021

Hi, thank you for the links, however i have read those articles already.

And as i wrote, SysNative directory is not present Windows 10 anymore.

I cannot use a Powershell script as it is not bringing any files for installation an cannot be published for the user to install.

However i have tested the script to be run in 64 bit host and it correctly created the key and value.

I cannot use the script as a dependency for a win32 app however.

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