Windows 10: Power Shell script windows update

Hi! I need to test the behavior of my application to install Windows updates to version 1803. I have Windows 10 version 1607 and version 1703. I want on the virtual machine to lift Windows server 2016 in a role of WSUS, and 2 virtual machines with different versions of Windows. Can I do it with powershell script? Can I use a script to select and download updates to WSUS? or should I just do it manually?

Is it possible the script in which when you run one powershell script and put the virtual machine is configured for WSUS updates are downloaded and 2 virtual machines updated to version 1803? Your answer is very important

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Windows power shell.

I recently reinstalled windows 10 after being powned by a hacker. I have never used windows powershell, dont know anything about coding or scripting and dont plan on learning how to so can i disable power shell since im pretty sure the hacker used it to
hack me.

 

Any1 ever create a shell script for a cyclades ACS 6000? Could use help

I created a shell script with #!/bin/bash style. The idea is it is supposed to boot up a cli prompt using

cli << EOF

Then run the corresponding cli commands. I am following a script that works for an ACS classic unit. This however does not work for the ACS 6000. It does not recognize the cli commands after running cli << EOF.

Any ideas, suggestions?

 

FIXED!! Windows 7 sp1 never ends searching for updates

Pros:

• No need for a script, easy to apply manually
  
• Much smaller download, seems that KB3020369 is not required, only SP1 is needed

Cons:

• Windows Update Client downloaded by the script is newer (June 2016 version is included in KB3172605 instead of March 2016)
• You will still need to download/install hundreds of updates afterwards, most of them are already included in KB3125574 and installed by the script