Updates Installed Not Applicable Wsus Updates
Oct 19, 2017 'The update is not applicable to your computer' error when you install. Download Sim Card Cracker. To check the installed Windows updates on. 'This update is not applicable to. Oct 25, 2016 Update installed/not applicable shows 0 count. The Updates installed/not applicable is greyed out and shows 0 on both my. Remove declined updates from the WSUS. Viewing and Managing Updates.. Installed/not applicable percentage. Select Updates are WSUS updates to filter on WSUS updates.
We're implementing WSUS and have a test group set up with both a Windows 7 Pro and an XP Pro machine. The issue we are having at this time is that the Windows 7 machine is showing as up to date in the WSUS console and if you go to Windows Update. But if you manually search for updates through Windows Update it comes up with 77 available. I can see all of the updates in WSUS but they are showing as installed or not applicable but I know they aren't installed and are definitely applicable! Any ideas out there?
Morning folks, Can someone explain this to me please. In my domain, all PCs receive updates from our WSUS server and never directly from Microsoft. The GPO is set to have all PCs download but prompt to install nightly. So here is my question.
How is it that a patch that was released 5 days ago has somehow installed or is not applicable to 93% of the PCs in my domain and I haven't approved the patch for install? Surely there is no way that N/A stats are right. Are these number accurate? I get the feeling that my WSUS environment is reporting a lot of bogus information.
I know that is kind of a vague question, but I can't think of a better way to word it. Screenshot for your viewing pleasure. Does the update require an end user agreement to be accepted before it will install? Juki Pm 1 Keygen Download. I ask this because some machines you have may have in the past already accepted the agreement ie lets say for silverlight and once they have been accepted once then the following updates will not be required to accept. This may happen if you bring in a new machine into your environment that has been fully patched through MS before it joined your Domain WSUS and so those PC's are installing the proceeding updates but the older ones are not going to until you approve and accept the update manually in WSUS.
I'm just spit balling here and may be way off but that is my guess. JollyRoger wrote: Bad example. That makes perfect sense as all of the clients will report it N/A since its a server patch. There are a mix of them.