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Windows 10 Creators Update - Defer Via WSUS
Hi all
I'm wondering what the best way of deferring the Windows 10 Creators update would be across a few networks I support:
- Via WSUS
- Via Group Policy
Additionally, would it be possible to run a PowerShell script across multiple independent WSUS servers to automatically configure them not to install the update, so I don't have to connect onto multiple separate networks and configure their WSUS servers manually?
Thanks!
I'm wondering what the best way of deferring the Windows 10 Creators update would be across a few networks I support:
- Via WSUS
- Via Group Policy
Additionally, would it be possible to run a PowerShell script across multiple independent WSUS servers to automatically configure them not to install the update, so I don't have to connect onto multiple separate networks and configure their WSUS servers manually?
Thanks!
Windows 10Windows OSWSUS
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Shaun Vermaak
Simply don't approve the update at the WSUS until you're ready.
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OP asked for solutions
- Via WSUS
- Via Group Policy
- Via WSUS
- Via Group Policy
Please note, Rob, that I described a way using WSUS as well. No need to change it, just take a closer look next time.
Yes, ID: 42100804 and ID: 42101181 should be answer
I have Creator 10 running on my own consulting machine and it works fine with the exception that I am waiting for a Symantec Update.
See: https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/29523/Windows-10-Two-Years-of-Use.html