MicrosoftSohail_Tariqthe MTR in this case is not domain joined so no domain GPO policies affecting the Windows updates, or any other update mgmt. solution. However, we have changed the quality and feature update timers (this is a lab testing device) which I bet has impacted it:
Lab Testing Built MTR
DeferQualityUpdates = 1 (enabled)
QualityUpdatesDeferralInDays = 30 days
DeferFeatureUpdates = 1 (enabled)
FeatureUpdatesDeferralInDays = 30 days
Standard MS Built MTR
DeferQualityUpdates = 0 (disabled)
QualityUpdatesDeferralInDays = 0 days as immediately applied
DeferFeatureUpdates = 1 (enabled)
FeatureUpdatesDeferralInDays = 154 days
So, the standard deployment would avoid a feature update (Windows 1909) for 154 days once approved and I guess we have hit a 30 day window and it has deployed on the lab MTR. Does that sound correct Sohail_Tariq ? It shows 1909 is ready to roll later in 2020 unless you do something special to defer it I guess.
Jed
