Microsoft is altering the way IT administrators and system administrators can now import WSUS updates. The process is moving over from the Update Catalog to PowerShell script delivery method.
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Microsoft has published yet another article about Windows UUP on-premises updates, trying to address a lot of the concerns, doubts, and questions that customers have had, since its release.
Microsoft has detailed how it plans to deliver .NET Framework version 4.8.1 updates via Windows Update channel and Microsoft Update Catalog on older Windows 11 and Windows 10 versions.
It has been a month since Microsoft officially rolled out UUP on premises. As such, Microsoft, based on the community feedback, has shared a helpful FAQ meant to help out IT and system admins.
This week's edition of Microsoft Weekly is chock-full of news about the new Bing's weirdness, a bunch of Windows bugs and patches, and some new features coming to Microsoft software.
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Microsoft recently rolled out Patch Tuesday for this month. The company however has confirmed that WSUS servers based on Server 2022 failed to offer the update due to a botch. A workaround is out.
Today, Microsoft has announced the availability date of the on premises UUP, and it's less than two months out. With the new feature, the company promises up to 30% smaller Windows update downloads.
It appears that Microsoft is fielding interest in flighting Windows Server VNext Insider preview builds apart from just offering ISOs. However, WSUS does not currently support this method.
Microsoft has announced that IT admins can now opt in for automatic updates for .NET and .NET Core. This change is primarily meant for organizations who do not use deployment management tools.
Microsoft's Windows 10 version 20H2 is ready for commercial testing. Users are being asked to download it from WSUS, Windows Update via Release Preview, or ISOs, which aren't available yet.
Microsoft is releasing Windows 10 build 19041.84 via WSUS today for organizations. This will help companies test the release before-hand for deployment. General availability will likely be in April.
Microsoft has posted a reminder for IE10 users on Windows Server 2012 and Embedded 8 Standard OSes. It suggests that users begin migrating to IE11 through the Update Catalog, Windows Update or WSUS.
Microsoft has revealed why some AMD machines are failing to boot-up following the installation of some patches. The company is pausing select security updates to AMD PCs until the issue is resolved.
A recent Cumulative Update for the Windows 10 Creators Update was causing a subset of updated devices to BSOD. Microsoft has now officially confirmed this issue and detailed workarounds as well.
Microsoft has announced details of its transition from individual patches and fixes for Windows 7 and 8.1, to a model of Windows 10-style cumulative 'Monthly Rollup' updates, beginning in October.
Microsoft's Anniversary Update for Windows 10 is already available for its users through Windows Update and ISOs. But it's also coming to WSUS and System Center Configuration Manager on August 16th.
China's government plans to stick with Windows XP, with patches from domestic security providers, according to an official who says the cost of upgrading to Windows 8 would be "fairly expensive".
Microsoft has now released an update that fixes the issues Windows 8.1 Update had with WSUS servers. It also announced businesses with Windows 8.1 now have 120 days to upgrade to the Update version.
Microsoft has pulled the Windows 8.1 Update from Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) servers due to an issue that causes some PCs to stop scanning against WSUS 3.0 SP2 or WSUS 3.2 servers.
Microsoft nas announced that Internet Explorer 7 will be distributed through WSUS (Windows Software Update Services) on Feb. 12, 2008, which is the next Patch Tuesday. It will appear as an "Update Rollup." The default...
Just a quick one this time ["We've heard that one before" I hear you cry!] about Windows Vista Ultimate and WSUS. What is WSUS I hear you ask? Well, it stands for Windows...
