I "believe" this issue went away. I'm not exactly sure of the cause, however I did remove the deprecated GPO setting of DisableOSUpgrade using Powershell. After that, reports came in it was again being detected by the stragglers. Why it worked for most devices though and why the patch was not seen when checking for Online updates? ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Issue with Patch Detection
I have my Surface Laptop 3 that refused to see the July update for PrintNightmare in WSUS or Microsoft Update. I chcked against various WSUS nodes but it never showed as needed and shows as 100% within the console, with Microsoft Update reporting the same. The same goes for 21H1.
I can see other clients getting it and eventually I started thinking it was a block on the MS side, however I then removed it from the domain entirely and then checked Microsoft Update and got around 20 patches including the ones I was looking for.
I was under the impression that GPO only locked away the ability to check against MS Update (which we do not restrict) and not effect what is offered. The partches are approved in WSUS so why am I not seeing them AND how am I suddenly seeing all the needed items in Microsoft Update when I leave the domain?
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Rita Hu -MSFT 9,666 Reputation points
2021-07-13T02:13:47.49+00:00 @Anonymous
Thanks for your posting on Q&A.I'm not sure whether the issue is related with domain joined. But I found the below messages for your reference first:
According to this link, the clients which connect to the WSUS server to get udpates have to install the KB5003173 brfore installing the latest cumulative update. No matter the clients are in Windows 10 20h2 or in Windows 10 21h1.
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Please try to install the KB5003173 first and then we could try to install the latest cumulative update.
Hope the above will be helpful. Have a nice time.
Regards,
Rita
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Anonymous
2021-07-12T12:38:07.443+00:00 Yes sir, those are all definitely in place and had seemingly been working fine until I noticed this problem. Today I'll be reaching out to staff that are starting to filter in complaints about not detecting the PrintNightmare patch to see where their logs might lead. Very odd though.
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Adam J. Marshall 10,786 Reputation points MVP2021-07-10T01:30:07.727+00:00 Do you have the correct products and classifications checked in WSUS Options?
When using WSUS, systems will only KNOW if there's an update if WSUS has the update, and it is approved and downloaded for WSUS to distribute to the client.
Likely you don't have "Windows 10, 1903 and later" checked as that's a new catchall for all systems 1903 and later.