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Server 2022 WSUS shows Windows 11 clients as Windows 10
A search on the registry shows Windows 11 littered with "Windows 10" references. Great attention to detail there guys.
- AlexandreVsrNov 09, 2021Copper Contributor
I don't suggest you to do this modification in registry, because we don't know the side effects of it.
According to tests I done (installed 2 brand-new Windows Server 2019 and Windows Server 2022 ; installed a fresh Windows 11 VM), the wrong product shown in WSUS don't have an impact on proposed updates for the computer.
Proposed updates for the W11 VM (reported as Windows 10 Pro) are linked to Windows 11 product.
So it's "just" an aesthetic issue
- ajc196Nov 09, 2021Iron ContributorAlexandreVsr
Oh for sure, I never planned on touching that registry key. As you said, it is just aesthetic. We can go by build number for now (22000) in checking things out at a glance in the WSUS console. But with the build number being tied to the Windows Update agent, that could get wonky in the future too. (see: Win10 2004/20H2/21H1/21H2 all being reported as 19041) I'd hope that with once-a-year feature updates now, that Win11 22H2 would not be an enablement package and therefore the WU agent's build would increment when it releases next year.- Raffa76Jul 05, 2022Copper Contributor
Hi, after 7 months the situation is the same .... this is not just an aesthetic thing; i'm migrating over 200 pc from windows 10 to windows 11 and i don't understand which pc's have migrated and which not! it is a frustrating situation. is it possible that Microsofty will not be able to correct such a silly situation?