grebattery.blogg.se - Windows 10 22h2

The update is approved or not approved to a collection/group. There are no 'forced' Windows 11 Upgrades when using WSUS. in the hope it works for the upgrading process to Windows 10 22H2.Īs for the Client Reporting fix, thank you in advance.īut my earlier reporting issue had to do with my overuse of the Windows products in WSUS. I have now changed the Buildnumber value to 22H2.

True, i use both, because i was under the assumtion that specifying the Buildnumber on the WUfB to 21H2 keeps our clients on Windows 10, Weird, i know, but i just found a article here on Spiceworks what states a need the Windows 10, & Windows 1903 and later selected.Īll I am going to say is that you are using WSUS but you are specifying WUfB policies.

I have read an topic on it, ut i cant find it. It apperently falls under the Vibranium section? I did find an article on Mickeysoft's nameing rules for Windows 10 21H1. I think i still miss something, but i cant put my finger to it. Sorry for the late update, but the WSUS has craped onto itself, so i needed to do a rebuild.īoth also up until the last superseding ones.īut i still dont see the approved updates onto the clients. Ill wait 24H to see if it self installs after the assignment to my Clients.

KB5015878 is a Cumulative Preview, and since i read of all the issues with Win11 and 'Previews' im not directly onboard with them.īut ive just Imported them into WSUS, because they arent on my update list. I just did The Servicing stacks yesterday, ive read of them on a TechNet site.

Servicing stack update for Windows 10, version 2004: Septemor a later servicing stack update.

You must have the following prerequisites installed before applying this update: Have you checked the machines meet the prereqs for that enablement package update?:īefore updating to Windows 10, version 22H2 using an enablement package, you must be running Windows 10, version 2004, 20H2, or 21H1.