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TECH-JEFF
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May 04, 2020

Get-WUHistory

Hi,

I have this project to get the list of Windows Updates whether from a server or workstation and so I used the cmdlet

 

Get-WUHistory

 

It does show the update, description, date/time it was installed. Now I know it would be easier to generate the results and save it in a notepad but my boss wanted me to send the results to our internal website, so I though of using 

 

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://<domain>

 

but I'm getting a Bad Request (400)

 

Am I missing something?

 

Thanks

TECH-JEFF

powershell

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  • Animesh Joshi's avatar
    Animesh Joshi
    Brass Contributor
    May 06, 2020
    self speaking 400 is a 'Bad Request', the web-server can understand it or it is somehow badly formed/corrupted. Going by basic bottom-up elimination testing, can you successfully render it in a browser?

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