Windows 10: Powershell & WSUS - How to get needed updates on a single computer ?

Hello there,I would like to get through WSUS API and Powershell a list for needed / failed updates on a single computer. I'm very beginner with Powershell, I can get computer information, I can get all needed/failed updates on WSUS server but I did not succeeded to match both of them.I would like to show all needed / failed updates in a Powershell output, as its shown on WSUS reports when you click on a computer and show the detailed report.Is it a way to do that ?Thanks !Regards,Aurélien

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Hello,

Myself Anusha, I have a query on listing the computer status that is registered to WSUS.

We have a WSUS where we approve only Security Patches, and these patches flow down to the registered computers from WSUS.

How can we get the computer status (like whether it is up to date or not or even if it is in pending state for installation) using WSUS API.

The scope of the Patches that flow down to the registered computer is:

1. Patch should be under security updates.

2. That patch should be approved in WSUS.

Hope I can get some solution on this.

Thank you,

Anusha.