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Recently, a new notebook was purchased here for the company with the Windows 11 operating system and the 11th generation Corei5 processor, but we verified that the machine is listed as Windows 10 and AMD processor in wsus.
The notebook model is correct but the machine specifications, in wsus, are wrong.
I already removed the machine from the domain, I already removed the machine from WSUS and updated it to go up again, but the machine still appears as if it had Windows 10 Pro.
Has anyone had a similar problem?
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Try update the Windows 11 to the latest build and install all updates and then check the WSUS and see if the problem persists?
If yes, open the Feedback Hub app in the Windows 11 and report this issue. This issue has been reported and should have been fixed with the latest update.
