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I am trying to download the January 2022 OOB updates to import to our WSUS server, as these updates are not being released to WSUS directly.
I have tried downloading KB5010790, KB5010791, KB5010794, KB5010797 & KB5010798 from the Microsoft Catalog using Microsoft Edge and when the download begins the file is marked with a red X in the Downloads section of Edge, the usual download progress does not display but, you can see a progress indicator on the Microsoft Edge icon in the taskbar, however, the end result is that only a CRDOWNLOAD file is received and the full .msu file is not downloaded.
I have tried InPrivate Window and that gives the same result.
With Google Chrome the download link results in nothing happening.
I am able to download other files without any issue so, this does not appear to be a client side issue.
Not all our servers have internet access by design so, it is not possible to download from Microsoft Update and unfeasible to start opening access temporarily.
Anyone else seeing this issue and found a way around it?
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A lot of the Jan 11th updates were pulled because of problems with the updates.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/status-windows-10-1809-and-windows-server-2019
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I was referring to the OOB updates that were released to address the issues with the problem updates. Anyhow looks like it's some kind of temporary glitch with the catalog where the updates are being flagged as unsecure. I answered my own question below!
Seems like this is happening for any download from the catalog currently, the updates are being detected as unsecure and the answer is to select Keep in Edge. You can should then be able to refer to the KB article and check the hash value to be secure.
It would appear that the hash value for the OOB updates is not currently available on the respective KB article!
Hmm, Ok, have not had this experience. You might try downloading from another desktop as a test.
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I tried downloading from a different source and had the same result. Also, a colleague tried with the same issue. Our conclusion is that these updates are currently being served over http - not sure that is usual - and that is why they are being flagged as insecure.
Just thought I would update this. It has nothing to do with http. If you select the link in the pop-up presented when you select Download for a KB in the Microsoft Catalog, the download is flagged as unsecure. However, if you copy the link in the pop-up and paste that into a browser window, the file downloads without any security warning and is still over http.
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I had the same problem with any files from the catalog, but Firefox gave me an "Allow" choice that let me download anyway.
Firefox has a new feature to block or warn of insecure downloads, but it looks like the MS Catalog site certificate is valid. Firefox isn't giving me the error for other downloads from valid https sites, so maybe there's something wrong behind the scenes at the MS catalog site.