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1. run the RSOP.MSC on effected system and see if WSUS policies are applied.<br />
(expand Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates, expand Windows Components, and then click Windows Update and see policies)<br />
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2 .if policies are applied then go to c:\windows and check windowsupdate.log.
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Hi,

1. run the RSOP.MSC on effected system and see if WSUS policies are applied.
(expand Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates, expand Windows Components, and then click Windows Update and see policies)

2 .if policies are applied then go to c:\windows and check windowsupdate.log.

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Thanks guys looked like there was an AD issue
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Thanks guys looked like there was an AD issue

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hi guys, im having two issues one where lots of clients are showing a very old report date and some &nbsp;not appearing in groups. is there a way to refresh all clients so that they re report. Thanks
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hi guys, im having two issues one where lots of clients are showing a very old report date and some  not appearing in groups. is there a way to refresh all clients so that they re report. Thanks

WSUS clients not reporting

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