Error 0x80242017 when installing KB5004945 from WSUS (but not from Microsoft)
I have several clients running Win 10 v20H2 that are failing to install the update "2021-07 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 20H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5004945) from our WSUS server with "Status: download error - 0x80242017". However, if I manually log into the workstation and "Check online for updates from Microsoft Update", it downloads and installs the update with no errors. The "Self Contained" cab file for the update is present in the proper directory on the WSUS server, although the two "Express" files are not. The WSUS server is running on Windows Server 2019 v1809. Here's what I've done for troubleshooting on the client side: Run Windows Update Troubleshooter: It can't find any issues. Reset Windows Updates components "manually" using batch script. Run dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth Run sfc /scannow I've attached the System and WindowsUpdateClient event logs, as well as the CBS.log and DISM.log from the workstation I'm troubleshooting with.
Installing Report Viewer 2012 Runtime
Hello, I have WSUS installed on Windows Server Standard 2019 (x64), so I'm trying to get access to some reports but the system is asking me for the Report Viewer 2012. When I launch the installer I got this message: Any clue where can I get it, because from MS I can't get it. Thank you guys,
error 0x80070661
Hello. We have 114 virtual machines with windows 2008 r2, all with the first year license active. In March we activated the second year license on all 2008R2 servers. They all update through WSUS but there are 4 servers with an active second-year ESU license that do not update. The error is the same in all four. The error is 0x80070661. All other 2008R2 servers update successfully. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the ESU 2nd year license but the problem persists. I do not see what the problem is. Thank youWindows Server 2016 does not install updates at scheduled time
We have an OU for servers that we don't mind if they install Windows Updates and reboot nightly. For some reason, the Server 2016 servers in that OU do not automatically install updates at the time scheduled by the GPO. The settings on the servers appear to be applied correctly, and it does detect that there are updates available... it just doesn't install them at the scheduled time. Settings from relevant Windows Update GPO: WU settings on the server: WU Restart Options on the Server: WU Policy Registry settings on the server: Any suggestions as to why this may be?
WSUS 0x80244022
Hi, We deploy a WSUS server using Windows Server 2019 (version 1809) with latest updates. Some Windows 10 clients are not reporting to WSUS and show an 0x80244022 error when you try to check updates manually. WSUS services has 10.0.17763.1. This is our GPO: Some Windows 10 clients receive this GPO and we found all keys at registry: We modify IIS this pool: 'WsusPool' But they show the same errors. We try to delete 'SoftwareDistribution' folder, wuauclt /reportnow command and more without success. I try to search updates in a computer (Windows 10 21H1). Attached are the wsus client logs. It shows that http://wsus2019.yyy.xxx:8530/ClientWebService/client.asmx is overloaded and it takes an 503 code. But if I try to connect to this URL, it works. Anyone can help us? Thanks!Windows 10 clients does not download 2004 (1909) Upgrade from 2016 WSUS Server
Hi, On our Network there is a Windows Server 2016 running with the latest updates and WSUS. Our clients can update themself from WSUS, but the bigger upgrade to the new Windows 10 versions like the 1909 or 2004 does not work. It seems that the client downloads the "WindowsUpdateBox.exe", but it can not download the .esd file from the server, just throws an error of 0x80070057. The server does contain the .esd file for the upgrade, but the client can not download it. As I have read in many forums, the IIS should contain the MIME-TYPE for the .esd files of application/octet-stream, so I was looking for it and my server already had an entry point for that type. Changing it to application/octet-stream did not change the clients behavior. I have read that these upgrades are quailified as "dynamic updates" and the clients try to download these .esd files from the MS update, not the WSUS server. How could I force them to try the download from our server? All of our clients are behind an authenticated proxy, and it is not an option to let them out to update freely. The GPO which not let them out to the Windows update online would disable Windows store as well, but we need that function to work too. What option do I have left, how could I force the clients to upgrade from WSUS?
Unexpected Automatic Windows Server Updates Despite GPO and WSUS Configurations
Hello everyone, I am experiencing a disruptive issue across a number of our Windows servers (ranging from Server 2012 to Server 2022). Despite a carefully managed WSUS implementation and GPO enforcement for Windows Updates, we have been facing an issue where several updates are getting automatically installed on these servers. The problem is, these updates are not ones we have explicitly approved, nor are they manually triggered for download/installation. The automatic reboots following these installations are causing significant service disruptions. Furthermore, the behavior seems to be somewhat random, which makes it even more challenging to root cause. Here is a summary of the GPO and WSUS configurations, and what I have verified so far: The GPO for Windows Updates is configured to '4 - Auto download and schedule the install'. The RSOP confirmed that there are no conflicting GPOs. WSUS is functioning correctly and the automatic approval of updates has been disabled. Dual Scan is not a factor as it's not relevant to the Windows Server versions we're using. It has been confirmed that the updates in question are indeed WSUS updates, but they haven’t been approved by us. The issue does not pertain to pre-downloaded update files or Service Stack Updates (SSUs). Given the above points, I am having a hard time figuring out why these updates are being installed and causing unplanned reboots. I would really appreciate it if anyone who has encountered a similar issue or anyone with insights could shed some light on this. Thank you in advance for your assistance! Best
