True, i use both, because i was under the assumtion that specifying the Buildnumber on the WUfB to 21H2 keeps our clients on Windows 10, Weird, i know, but i just found a article here on Spiceworks what states a need the Windows 10, & Windows 1903 and later selected.Īll I am going to say is that you are using WSUS but you are specifying WUfB policies.
I have read an topic on it, ut i cant find it. It apperently falls under the Vibranium section? I did find an article on Mickeysoft's nameing rules for Windows 10 21H1. I think i still miss something, but i cant put my finger to it. Sorry for the late update, but the WSUS has craped onto itself, so i needed to do a rebuild.īoth also up until the last superseding ones.īut i still dont see the approved updates onto the clients. Ill wait 24H to see if it self installs after the assignment to my Clients. KB5015878 is a Cumulative Preview, and since i read of all the issues with Win11 and 'Previews' im not directly onboard with them.īut ive just Imported them into WSUS, because they arent on my update list. I just did The Servicing stacks yesterday, ive read of them on a TechNet site.
Servicing stack update for Windows 10, version 2004: Septemor a later servicing stack update.You must have the following prerequisites installed before applying this update: Start VMware Workstation: Instead of "Hard Disk (NVME)" you should see "Hard Disk (SATA)" nowĥ.Have you checked the machines meet the prereqs for that enablement package update?:īefore updating to Windows 10, version 22H2 using an enablement package, you must be running Windows 10, version 2004, 20H2, or 21H1. One SATA CD/DVD-Drive installed as sata0:1ĥ. Hyper-V + Windows-Hypervisor-Platform enabled Perhaps the Vmware developers can have a closer look at it. If the bug is on the Microsoft or the Vmware side - I don't know. Apparently there seems to be a conflict between the vmware nvme driver for x86 windows 10 machines and the update KB5022282.
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