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I have installed this update but it keeps wanting to be installed again & again & again.....
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Hello William,
do you have an WSUS Server in your Network?
In my case, there was an old outdated Root-Certificate update flagged as needed and installable in my WSUS-Config.
When I deactivate this old "Update" the latest one (from September) ist installed flawlessly on my machines.
Regards,
GoopherNo1
Yeah I got the same thing too. I'm gonna try to decline the update and then run a server cleanup.
Its an old update (KB931125). Decline the older update for all and then wait 24hrs and run server cleanup.
WSUS/SCCM Admin
JOB
Thanks GoopherNo1.
Yes we have a SBS 2003 which is running WSUS. It normally ticks along correctly controlled from the Server Admin.
WSUS did indeed have an old update which I have now declined, and the problem appears to have been resolved.
Regards
William
Hello William,
do you have an WSUS Server in your Network?
In my case, there was an old outdated Root-Certificate update flagged as needed and installable in my WSUS-Config.
When I deactivate this old "Update" the latest one (from September) ist installed flawlessly on my machines.
Regards,
GoopherNo1
I had even an older from February, I think, which was approved. Declining both the old ones, the new one installs correctly and stops reinstalling between the old and new root certificates.
We have the root as "automatic approval", so perhaps not in the future, as the old must be declined.
