Windows Admin Center Build 1.4.2212.08003 passes parameters to the PowerShell process but does not do so as proper strings.
Showing that variables that used to be written into the file have now become parameters being passed on the command line.
Example Command Line:
You'll notice that the -updateIDs argument has 3 UpdateIDs, but the beginning one does not start with a single quote (') and the ending one does not end with a single quote ('). On my systems, the process does not update my servers due to the invalid literal string issue.
Windows Admin Center Build 1.4.2212.08003 passes parameters to the PowerShell process but does not do so as proper strings.
Showing that variables that used to be written into the file have now become parameters being passed on the command line.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19959615/211107809-96591388-d4d8-499b-a855-c6f1499560fa.png)
Example Command Line:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19959615/211108903-c9c5d93a-1884-4dae-8ffd-b7804641f03b.png)
You'll notice that the -updateIDs argument has 3 UpdateIDs, but the beginning one does not start with a single quote (') and the ending one does not end with a single quote ('). On my systems, the process does not update my servers due to the invalid literal string issue.
Originally posted by @777black777 in https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/Windows-Admin-Center-Ideas-and-Feedback/issues/268#issuecomment-1374194761