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JosLieben
Iron Contributor
Jun 12, 2019

Simple method to run logon / recurring scripts in Intune!

Happy to share my latest Intune script :) It does not use scheduled tasks and allows you set a recurring time for the script to rerun and/or just to run at every logon:

https://www.lieben.nu/liebensraum/2019/06/simplify-logon-scripts-in-intune-without-schedules/

The advantage is that when you unassign the script from a user, no scheduled task remains that ignorantly keeps running the script :)

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  • RobdeRoos's avatar
    RobdeRoos
    Iron Contributor
    Jun 12, 2019
    Thanx, same as I do but I wrap it in an MSI. That way it is possible to monitor the deployment, Uninstall or upgrade if nescecary.
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      Werner_Pertl
      Copper Contributor
      Feb 11, 2020

      RobdeRoos Could you share your solution? Joss script isn't working for me - it only runs once when deployed. Triple checked everything - no way to get it to run :-).
      Would be cool to check out your solution.

      Thx 

      Werner

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        RobdeRoos
        Iron Contributor
        Feb 12, 2020

        Werner_Pertl I use Advanced Installer to "install" the script to the program files folder and I create a shortcut that I place in the startup folder.

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      mmatook
      Copper Contributor
      Oct 20, 2020

      RobdeRoos After I create an MSI package how do I get it to start every time someone logs in?

       

        I like the visibility your solution provides.  Also is it just more or can you only have 1 script targeting a PC at a time?  This solution would be a work around for that.  

       

      Thanks for any feedback

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        RobdeRoos
        Iron Contributor
        Oct 20, 2020
        Make sure you place a shortcut to the script in the startup folder. I made a scriot with AutoIt and compiled that to an exe. The exe I place somewhere in program files ans the shortcuts to it lands in the startupfolder.

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