Windows 10: Does wsus update works for win10/11 desktop

Hi , I have been tasked to do update windows patches using wsus update . previously i used for some of the pc to update which is win10pro but it always says error when ever i try to update windows patches using wsus update.so i would like to know if this still works for window 10 or 11 .if yes is it possible to provide me the guide for the patches.

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WSUS and Windows 11

We want to test Windows 11 in our environment.

Therefore we have added the 'Windows 11' product to our WSUS.

Now we have a few workstations that on first sight are compatible with Windows 11 (memory, diskspace, TPM2.0, ...) but they are listed in WSUS as 'not applicable' for the Windows 11 upgrade.

How can we find out what is preventing this upgrade?

The PC Health Check-app doesn't work on domain clients.

 

Win10: windows update stuck at never ending loop ?

When in win10:

• Update&security -> Windows update -> Finding update... .... .... ....

Planning to download the latest Win10.ISO (vers.1803) and manually update:
- Then wait that my ordered new SSD arrives and clone the old HDD to it.

 

WSUS Updates

I have around 300 PCs on my network, they are a blend of Win7, Win10 (1703) and Win10 (1709). Only 9 of the Win10 (1703) PCs will update. I haven't confirmed that those 9 are all of the Win10 (1703) in the environment. All use the same WSUS server and GPO.
All were previously updating using SCCM but that was set up by a previous admin and started causing problems. We switched to WSUS and it worked for one month (1/18) on the Win7 and Win10(1703) that were part of the environment at the time. There were no 1709
PCs at that time. After their first successful update using WSUS, the SCCM client was uninstalled from all PCs. Not sure if that is relevant but probably worth mentioning. I've used ccmclean on one of the non-updating Win7 PCs with no change.

The Windows Update Troubleshooter fixes DB corruption and Service Registration being missing or corrupt. It will not fix "Some security settings are missing or have been changed" but it won't fix that on the Win10 (1703) PC that updates are working on.

All of the PCs can find updates to download but the Win7 and 1709 ones error when they start downloading with various codes 80244019, 80244010. I have also found 80072EFD errors in the windows update logs. I feel like I have exhausted every solution I could
dig up on the internet. Does anyone have anything new to help explain this? All of the errors basically point to no communication to the WSUS server but they can find the updates and the Win10 (1703) PCs can talk to it fine.

I've also tried adding a firewall policy that allows exceptions for all of the Windows Update sites.

Please before you answer any obvious solutions, keep in mind I have 9 PCs that are updating fine and use the same GPO and WSUS server. It makes no sense, right? All PCs have the correct server location in the registry. IIS and WSUS configs have also been
double checked.