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There is one patch e.g Windows 11 (consumer editions), version 22H2 en-us x64
This patch is in unapproved so we need to approve only this patch to single machine
if i go unapproved tab wsus console shows reset to node and system gets hanged
how to approve that particular unapproved patch to single machine using PowerShell script.
Are you performing the proper WSUS maintenance including but not limited to running the Server Cleanup Wizard (SCW), declining superseded updates, running the SQL Indexing script, etc.?
https://www.ajtek.ca/wsus/how-to-setup-manage-and-maintain-wsus-part-8-wsus-server-maintenance/
I know it's a bit odd asking something that may seem off topic, but approving an update should NOT CAUSE a reset node to happen. This is usually due to lack of maintenance and/or lack of optimization.
We did cleanup wizard set 0-time limit set i already approved that particular patch but same error facing time limit how to get rid of the reset node error
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Hello，
It seems that you are experiencing performance issues while using the WSUS console resulting in a "reset to node" error and a system hang. These problems are often caused by a variety of factors, including WSUS database size, fragmentation, update backlogs, or insufficient server resources.
You mention that you have run the Cleanup Wizard, make sure that you have selected all cleanup options:
In addition, reindexing the WSUS database Reindexing the WSUS database can help improve performance. You can re-index the database using SQL Server Management Studio.
If the problem persists, check the event viewer and WSUS logs for any specific errors. Enable View > Show Analysis and Debug Logs before viewing the event Viewer.
Best regards
Jacen
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