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I have a SBS 2008 system. Since we put it in we have had 2 computers replaced. I used the GUI to remove the computers from the SBS Console. The computers are also deleted from ADUC but I am still getting WSUS errors saying that these computers are missing updates.<br />
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How do I tell Windows Update that these computers are gone?
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I have a SBS 2008 system. Since we put it in we have had 2 computers replaced. I used the GUI to remove the computers from the SBS Console. The computers are also deleted from ADUC but I am still getting WSUS errors saying that these computers are missing updates.

How do I tell Windows Update that these computers are gone?

Deleted Computers still showing in Update

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