A registry-timestamp pattern that lets an Intune Win32 app re-execute on a cadence you control, for configuration payloads that need to reapply.
Some Win32 apps need to run again on a schedule, not just once at install.
This pattern uses a registry timestamp so a Win32 app re-executes on a cadence you control, rather than being a one-shot install. It is useful for configuration payloads or fixes that need to reapply periodically.
Get it from the PowerStacks win32app-scheduled-reexecution repository:
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