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Are you using GPOs for your settings?
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From memory <br />
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start, run, cmd on the workstation <br />
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wuauclt /scan /detectnow
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From memory

start, run, cmd on the workstation

wuauclt /scan /detectnow

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&quot;/scan&quot; is not a valid argument<br />
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wuauclt /detectnow is all you need
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"/scan" is not a valid argument


wuauclt /detectnow is all you need

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The Spiceworks article is indeed excellent reading. But how do I access the WSUS GPO settings from the GPMC? <br />
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The Spiceworks article is indeed excellent reading. But how do I access the WSUS GPO settings from the GPMC?




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Our server is SBS 2008 and workstations are Vista Business.<br />
I am trying to get to grips with WSUS. All is straightforward bar the update scheduling.<br />
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I have put a single workstation in its own group and approved some patches to test.<br />
How do I tell WSUS to install the updates NOW or at a predetermined time?<br />
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Ed
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Our server is SBS 2008 and workstations are Vista Business.
I am trying to get to grips with WSUS. All is straightforward bar the update scheduling.

I have put a single workstation in its own group and approved some patches to test.
How do I tell WSUS to install the updates NOW or at a predetermined time?

Ed

WSUS force update to test workstation

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