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How do I get windowsupdate.log from a remote device without psremoting enabled? - ANSWERED
PaulKlerkx Without being able to use PS Remoting (or something like the SysInternals PSExec tool, I presume), a ConfigMgr console script is probably the easiest solution.
For what it's worth, the 0x8024000e return code translates to WU_E_XML_INVALID: "Windows Update Agent found invalid information in the update's XML data".
PaulKlerkx Without being able to use PS Remoting (or something like the SysInternals PSExec tool, I presume), a ConfigMgr console script is probably the easiest solution.
For what it's worth, the 0x8024000e return code translates to WU_E_XML_INVALID: "Windows Update Agent found invalid information in the update's XML data".
Michiel Overweel as an aside to this, one of the other guys in my team identified the XML for a lot of the Dell TPU's was using short names (Update~1) instead of full names and this was causing problems for the Dell TPU's, he relayed this to Dell and Dell have confirmed the issue and are in the process of rectifying, so the xml error may be related to that.
your idea for a script got a bit out of control, so now we have a script that collects the windows update log...and mecm logs, application install logs, system and application event logs, systeminfo, cbs log, dism log, It documents the software installed and windows updates installed and does a gp result of the logged in user. Puts it all up on a server in a PC name / date-time folder. Thanks for the idea.