Windows 10: usoclient issue

usoclient.exe pop-up after windows updates. currently, i'm using windows 10 and also using another operations application. its appear at any time on application state or windows .Dear Team,Please support. Thanks Muhammad Shaharyar

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USOclient

Hello,

Since wuauclt has been depreciated in windows 10, I was googling what has replaced it.

I found that usoclient is what has replaced this command for windows update in the command line.

However none of the commands work except one

Code:

USOclient ScanInstall Wait

The startScan option kicks it on for about a half second but fails to actually scan

Here are the commands I could find

• RefreshSettings – used to quickly enact any settings changes
• RestartDevice – as the name implies, it restarts the device. Can be used in a script to allow updates to finish installing on next boot.
• ResumeUpdate – used to tell the tool to resume updating after a reboot.
• StartDownload – initiates a full download (from Microsoft) of existing updates
• StartInstall – kicks-off the installation of the downloaded updates
• ScanInstallWait – Combined Scan Download Install
• StartInteractiveScan – we’ve yet to get this one to work, but it suggests that the process may work in a GUI
• StartScan – kicks-off a regular scan

If anyone has any info on this it would be greatly appreciated.

 

Usoclient scaninstallwait doesn't function properly

hi even after trying all the above steps still getting the same issue.

Fyi... we have created a GPO for update policy and set the automatic update settings to check and notify users to download and install updates for network bandwidth normalisation and we are creating a scheduled task to execute usoclient scaninstallwait to
download the updates and get things installed. we could see the tasks getting executed but only checking for new updates and not downloading the updates,

 

AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.