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The "Run Once" check is always going to run if you call that script and therefore always exit if a backup has already run. If you want to be able to override that behavior and need the full script to run rather than just the backup, then you'd probably want to have another PowerShell script that is identical except for not having that Run Once Per Day option enabled. If you don't need anything within the script to run beyond the backup, then capair's method would be fine.
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