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Unable to Install WSUS on Windows Server 2012 R2 via GUI or PS

Started by jzpmgllc , Oct 14 2023 09:26 PM

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#16 jzpmgllc

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Posted 05 November 2023 - 06:05 PM

Sorry for the delayed response. Pending updates still failed.

Considering my primary objection is to search for, download and install Windows 11 updates and security patches, can I just do that through PowerShell? I don't have any experience in PowerShell, but if it could potentially help me down the road, I'm up for the challenge.

Can anyone recommend a book, website, forum, YouTube channel or other source for someone going into PowerShell as a complete beginner? I've been around long enough where I am comfortable at the command prompt, so if WSUS isn't going to help me, perhaps PowerShell is the way to go...?