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Hi, I don't have a WSUS snap-in. I didn't install that role on the SBS server. <br />
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Thanks. 
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Hi, I don't have a WSUS snap-in. I didn't install that role on the SBS server.

Thanks.

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WSUS is an integrated part of SBS and was installed for you. If the computer is showing up in the reports, that is why.
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WSUS is an integrated part of SBS and was installed for you. If the computer is showing up in the reports, that is why.

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The snap-in isn't exactly call Windows Server Update Services...
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The snap-in isn't exactly call Windows Server Update Services...

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Was called Windows Server Update Services in SBS 2012. <br />
Try running this is if your missing the snap-in for some reason. <br />
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&quot;C:\Program Files\Update Services\administrationsna<wbr />pin\wsus.m<wbr />sc&quot;
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Was called Windows Server Update Services in SBS 2012.
Try running this is if your missing the snap-in for some reason.

"C:\Program Files\Update Services\administrationsnapin\wsus.msc"

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I removed a computer from the SBS Console under Network. I checked Active Directory to make sure the PC is gone. Yet, the computer still shows up on my daily Summary Report as a workstation missing updates. Please advise. <br />
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Thanks.
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I removed a computer from the SBS Console under Network. I checked Active Directory to make sure the PC is gone. Yet, the computer still shows up on my daily Summary Report as a workstation missing updates. Please advise. 

Thanks.

Removed PC still showing up in Summary Network Report with SBS 2008

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