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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,...
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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
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Yes it's a little bit complicated... I just used this script which I had to control the oobe settings before the user logged on. Maybe it could be a little bit stripped down but it does the job 🙂 . The schedule part was meant for scheduling 🙂
Yes it's a little bit complicated... I just used this script which I had to control the oobe settings before the user logged on. Maybe it could be a little bit stripped down but it does the job 🙂 . The schedule part was meant for scheduling 🙂
If the schedule part is only for scheduling, i do not understand how can i use it without it, to go around the problem of starting powershell in 64 bit mode to access the registry. Could you please explain?
- Hi,
I guess my reply is/was missing the last part.
The schedule part was meant for scheduling :). But you don't need to schedule it to run at each user login, just let it run once and delete it after the task was run.
Unregister-ScheduledTask -TaskName testreg -Confirm:$false- OK, so i understood correctly.
Thank you for your help. I will continue to search for a more native resolution for this issue. Could be i need to fall back to your solution 🙂