Steven Swarts
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SBS 2011 - Windows update error
G'day guys,
Newly installed SBS 2011 (Migrated from SBS 2003) comes up with a Windows Update error - Code 8024402C
Weird because WSUS is installed appears to be working fine, I installed updates to the server (first round of updates) and restarted and tried to continue to install updates but then this error occurred.
I tried restarting it and no change. All the required services are running.
Googling came up with people uninstalling WSUS and re-installing it, I would like to avoid that if at all possible.
Also if people would like to have the list of the updates that were installed prior to it breaking I can provide that.
Steve
Newly installed SBS 2011 (Migrated from SBS 2003) comes up with a Windows Update error - Code 8024402C
Weird because WSUS is installed appears to be working fine, I installed updates to the server (first round of updates) and restarted and tried to continue to install updates but then this error occurred.
I tried restarting it and no change. All the required services are running.
Googling came up with people uninstalling WSUS and re-installing it, I would like to avoid that if at all possible.
Also if people would like to have the list of the updates that were installed prior to it breaking I can provide that.
Steve
Can you try running updates from the MS website? And check if one of them updates WSUS?
ASKER
It doesn't let me update via the website, unless I'm missing something.
I went to http://windowsupdates.windows.com
Shows me how to open windows updates via start menu
I went to http://windowsupdates.windows.com
Shows me how to open windows updates via start menu
Hi sjswarts,
you can try to run "fix my network wizard"
If it will not help, run SBS BPA:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2673284/en-us
If still nothing, repair wsus by following this article:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg680316.aspx¨
Good luck!
Jarda
you can try to run "fix my network wizard"
If it will not help, run SBS BPA:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2673284/en-us
If still nothing, repair wsus by following this article:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg680316.aspx¨
Good luck!
Jarda
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I have already run the "fix my network wizard"
Only found some warnings that weren't a problem, I'm running the BPA now and will see what that finds.
Thanks for the comments
Only found some warnings that weren't a problem, I'm running the BPA now and will see what that finds.
Thanks for the comments
ASKER
Fantastic mate, don't know why they hide it away, but that was all it required. So far its downloading updates right now and hopefully goes to install them soon.
Top stuff
Top stuff
If WSUS doesn't work after this, you will require to reconfigure WSUS.
Thanks for accepting my answers.
Thanks for accepting my answers.
ASKER
I will post back if it works
ASKER
Ok using that method only checks online for the updates, which works but kind of defeats the purpose of WSUS.
I guess I was a bit to early to say this is fixed, as the root problem is still there - somewhere, i'll find you...
I guess I was a bit to early to say this is fixed, as the root problem is still there - somewhere, i'll find you...
ok, the solution with SBS is not to mess around with WSUS directly.
Go to Small Business Console and use that to manage WSUS
Go to Small Business Console and use that to manage WSUS
ASKER
Ok that seems to be my issue, is there any way I can default WSUS back to SBS preferred settings?
ASKER
Just hang ten guys, I think I might have remembered all the changes that I did.
It shows up now in SBS Console, so thats a step in the right direction.
I have to remember to use the SBS Console for everything... Argh...
I will post back if it is fixed, need to wait till tonight to restart for some updates to apply.
It shows up now in SBS Console, so thats a step in the right direction.
I have to remember to use the SBS Console for everything... Argh...
I will post back if it is fixed, need to wait till tonight to restart for some updates to apply.
ASKER
I might need that later, but for now the updates through SBS 2011 Console (advanced) seem to work. I get a nice green tick on the home tab.
However when I go to scan for updates for the server it errors again - Code 8024402C
However when I go to scan for updates for the server it errors again - Code 8024402C
ASKER
Ah... I think its the GPO is broken, seeing that the migration from SBS 2003 to SBS 2011, I expected the GPO's to be updated to reflect the new server. How wrong I was.
Thank you @ihasham I believe you have led me to my answer.
Thank you @ihasham I believe you have led me to my answer.
GPOs are fantastic devices to break :)
ASKER
Yes this is a confirmation that the migration had LEFT behind some old GPO's, unfortunately I must have overlooked that part of the step-by-step.
Anyway its happily updating as it should as of now. Thanks to all!!
Anyway its happily updating as it should as of now. Thanks to all!!