Windows 10: All Clickonce apps require reinstall every day on many computers starting about a week ago

We've been using ClickOnce applications now last built with Visual Studio 2022 on Windows 10 for many years without problems on 20 or so on production and staff computers. In the last week or so we've run into a problem where every day when starting one of our tools we get a dialog box asking us to install the program. After reinstalling the first program, all of the icons for our other ClickOnce applications turn into a generic icon. This occurs regardless which of the ClickOnce applications we start first. In researching the problem we've found that this effect can occur if ClickOnce r

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Office 365 requires sign in everytime now - started last week

Our family has the 365 five-pack plan, and we all use the Office apps everyday. Last week my wife's Office apps started requiring sign ons every time she starts them - Word is where we noticed it first, but it happens on everything.

My Office apps do not do this.

We have tried:
The credential manager fix (deleting all passwords)
The delete "Identity" folder in the registry
Logging onto the online account
Reinstalling the entire Office suite
Changing to a local account on the computer
...pretty much any fix listed on the internet.

We have always used them not signed in for two years without issue. And mine still works without siging in.

 

Startup applications automatically depending on day of the week

As mentioned, in Windows 10, Task Scheduler can be used to schedule a program by day of week. If you want to use Task Scheduler to do this and your program doesn't need to start on login the steps would be the following:

However, the OP appears to be asking how to start a program by day of week on login/startup. Task Scheduler can start a program by day of week OR login but does not appear to allow you to specify both.

To do that you can write a simple VBS script called something like "ExecuteByDayOfWeekOnStartup.vbs" and put it in your Startup folder (Win, type shell:startup. This is based on this microsoft technet answer. on determining the day of the week.

Here's a sample vbs script:

This is easier than the Task Scheduler as it doesn't require going through the wizard for each task and only requires simple editing of one file. It also allows you to easily specify more than one program to start on each weekday. If the program is not in your system PATH then be sure to add the full path name within the quotes.

 

reinstall store app windows 10

Did not work for me. I troed it 3 times, allways got an error.

Hi Fernando,

These are the steps to resolve the issue with Windows Store app itself. For better assistance, we suggest creating a new thread about Windows 10 apps installation.

Regards.