Windows 10: Missing KB and SSU Pre-requisites

Chaturvedula Sriram · Jun 26, 2023

Hello all, Looking for some pointers to resolve some confusing issues. We have some older missing KBs on some assets as per our scanning reports. Now, some of the missing KBs refer to specific SSUs as required pre-requisites. Now, the build numbers associated with the SSU do not necessarily apply to the assets for which the KB is reported as missing. For example: Lets say Asset A OS build build 19044 is missing "August 9, 2022—KB5016616 OS Builds 19042.1889, 19043.1889, and 19044.1889" - OS builds are from the MS advisory. This advisory points to "If your devices do not have the May

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NavyLCDR · Jun 26, 2023

what are the pre-requisites for connecting to remote computer on lan

I would turn off password protected sharing, even just temporarily to see if it fixes it:

Brink · Jun 26, 2023

Deploy Windows 10 SSUs and LCUs together with one cumulative update

You can now deploy the December 2020 latest cumulative update (LCU) and servicing stack update (SSU) together via our new one cumulative update package, or separately.

On September 9th, 2020, I announced the work in progress to simplify on premises deployments of servicing stack updates. Today, I am excited to announce that you can take advantage of this new capability using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) and the Windows Insider Program for Business.

We have released the December 2020 LCU and the December 2020 SSU to WSUS in two ways for devices running Windows 10, version 2004 and later: to the typical Security Updates category and to the Windows Insider Pre-Release category.

To deploy the cumulative update and servicing stack update separately, no special action is needed. Just ensure, as always, that you deploy the SSU prior to deploying the LCU so that both updates install successfully on the device.

To deploy the LCU and SSU together using the new one cumulative update package, simply follow three easy steps.

Note: Before completing the steps below, ensure that you have installed the September 2020 SSU on the targeted devices.

Step 1: Sync the Windows Insider Pre-Release category

In the WSUS console, from Products and Classifications, select Windows Insider Pre-Release Product and Upgrades. Sync WSUS.

In Microsoft Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager, navigate to the Products tab of
Software Update Point Component Properties and select Windows Insider Pre-Release. Select OK to confirm this selection.

Step 2: Select the OS version

From the list of All Updates, select the cumulative update for the version of Windows 10 running on the device(s) that will receive the update. Currently, this would be either of the following:

2020-12 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 2004

2020-12 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 20H2

Step 3: Deploy the update

Deploy the update to the desired devices in your organization the same way you would deploy any other monthly cumulative update.

Note: When you deploy the update package to your devices, the client will automatically orchestrate the proper ordering of installation to ensure the SSU and LCU are both applied correctly on the device. This will be the exact same content as if you had deployed the December 2020 LCU and SSU separately.

Check your preferred method of reporting and note that your devices are now running the December LCU (KB4592438) and SSU (KB4593175).

That’s it! It’s that simple.

The best part? Like all preview builds published to commercial devices in the Release Preview Channel and to the WSUS Windows Insider Pre-Release category, testing out this new deployment technology for LCUs and SSUs from WSUS is fully supported.

If you run into an issue that prevents you or other users in your organization from deploying or updating using this new one cumulative package, use this online form to request assistance directly from Microsoft Support at no cost to you. Or contact customer support through your typical channel.

Try out this new way of deploying LCUs and SSUs and let us know what you think by commenting below or reaching out to me directly on Twitter @ariaupdated.
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AgustinBayuk · Jun 26, 2023

Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC - Pre Requisites

Hi, we are developing Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2019 version (1809).
We plan to license this devices,
and according to the categories (High End, Value and Entry) our devices should be licensed by "Value" (Core M).
Also, to perform an automated solution, we want to license Windows by Multiple Activation Key.
Microsoft Part number for this license is MUU-00005.
The question is,
have a pre installed OEM license is a pre requisite?
or just applying the product key (MUU-00005) to a wiped device and then activate is sufficent?

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