Hmmm, well I'm fairly sure there's a way to script it but I'm honestly not sure what command it would be. It'd basically be using the winpopup facilities that pop error messages and messages from other PCs. Why not just use Outlook and use its scheduler?
A very simple VBS script that has a single msgbox that says your message should be sufficient. You'll need the Task Scheduler service running at the time, though.
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