I am trying to find a simply/scriptable way to automate Checking and Applying Windows updates. I have been googing etc.. and it there are lots of options but the one I keep coming to is "Install-Module -Name PSWindowsUpdate" which prompts to install the module (Yes or No). When using this in a script its no bueno. Is there a simple way I can automate checking and applying any needed Windows Updates inside a script that does not require ANY user input? Regards, ~MC
Why not set it up as a scheduled task to be run as often as you like and when it will not be a nuisance to your use of the computer ...T
Everything Iv tried so far confuses me as after I run the various commands when I check Windows Update section of Windows 10 its still says the last time checked was yesterday..
What Windows it is what You have, is it really true that you do not get them automatically? Interestingly, for almost four years now, has been strong struggle to prevent Windows automatic updates and You looking for ways to get them ?!? Something is very deeply wrong!
You have probably used some blocking solution in the past / butchered tasks etc. and should run Windows Update Troubleshooter usoclient StartScan usoclient StartInteractiveScan Should start a scan if everything is in order. You can add them as a batch script to startup, or create a scheduled task to run every 3 hours or whatever.
