Sep 21 2022 09:12 AM
Hi to all,
we need to disable windwos update on my organization on windows server 2019.
We try to deploy a GPO that disable a Windows Update service but it's still work again and last night downloded and install on production server update and reboot machine. This cause a very big issue for us.
Can we help to find a correct workaround to disable it and enable only when we need to upgrade a machine?
Thanks for the support
Marco
Sep 21 2022 11:40 AM
Sep 21 2022 01:06 PM
Sep 22 2022 02:29 AM
Hi @Harm_Veenstra we run the rsop.msc ont he machine and we can find a Windows Update service on disable state on the server's
at the follow the setting that we set on policy for disable update
please let me know if we make a mistake to set it. The domain controller that where set a GPO it's a Windows 2012R2 server
Thanks a lot
Marco
Sep 22 2022 02:59 AM
Sep 22 2022 03:20 AM
@Harm_Veenstra yes we disable a Software Protection service, we find this workaround on this link https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/298c11d5-02ec-4627-9916-7182d994be3b/successfully-sch... and try it on dev machine
Sep 22 2022 03:24 AM
HI @bdionisogr1 thanks for you repaly and for the workaround that we send us.
We tru to applya second link on a dev server and set a NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers (REG_DWORD) regkey to manage the updates.
We find and try another workaround that we send on this link
https://www.wintips.org/how-to-turn-off-windows-10-updates-permanently/
we try to apply the steps 2 on server and after set this key updates not start
thanks
marco
Sep 27 2022 12:32 AM
HI, @bdionisogr1 onluy for update you on workaround that we use to sole this issue:
1 step, create a policy to disable a Update orchestrator service
2 step, create a policy to add a reg key NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers on the server
After add this 2 policy the service not start by self and no reboot if a user it's logged on (for exemple a service user that use to run application on server and need to log in to run)