OSDeploy / OSDUpdate

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Windows 11 - 22H2 updates not showing up in the list #5

Open JeeBee14 opened 1 year ago

JeeBee14 commented 1 year ago

I'm currently trying to automate my offline servicing for Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 11 22H2. All the Windows 10 updates I need are showing up as expected, but it seems as though I'm missing the Windows 11 22H2 LCUs. For example, the latest Windows 11 22H2 KB for July 2023 is not in the list: KB5028185. Am I the only seeing this issue?

OSDeploy commented 1 year ago

It's a mistake in the metadata I released. It shows the old KBNumber, but if you look at the URL, it is the correct KB. I'm unable to update today as I'm out today with a family doctor's appointment.

JeeBee14 commented 1 year ago

Hi David, thanks for the reply. I still cannot find any Windows 11 LCUs specific to 22H2, not even from June or May. I've filtered the results from Get-OSDSUS using the URL and still cannot find the KB5028185. Am I missing or misunderstanding something?

OSDeploy commented 1 year ago

Ok, are you using this for OSDBuilder or OSDSUS? If OSDSUS, the Windows 11 22H2 LCU is not included. The reason why is Microsoft transitioned to an UUP update which doesn't work the same as the previous CAB or MSU files and I haven't sorted out how to work with those. This also impacts WimWitch.

OSDBuilder doesn't use OSDSUS, it uses WSUSXML which is part of the OSD Module. That one contains the updated LCU which works properly.

Please detail how you are using this?

David Segura

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Hi David, thanks for the reply. I still cannot find any Windows 11 LCUs specific to 22H2, not even from June or May. I've filtered the results from Get-OSDSUS using the URL and still cannot find the KB5028185. Am I missing or misunderstanding something?

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JeeBee14 commented 1 year ago

Oh I see! I basically need a way to automate the download of those updates in order to inject them in the wims I have in SCCM, since the built-in "Schedule Updates" feature doesn't work with Windows 11. I'll definitely look into the OSD Module! Thanks again David.