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Import Updates from Catalog to WSUS

Import Updates from Catalog to WSUS

There are some Windows Updates that are only available in the Microsoft Update Catalog. You can import them into WSUS (and thus be able to import them to SCCM) via an ActiveX applet using Internet Explorer as noted in this Microsoft Docs. However, when I tried to load this applet

QuickTime 7 for Windows

QuickTime 7 for Windows

I know what you're thinking, QuickTime 7 for Windows is outdated and should be uninstalled. I agree with you. However, there are still some apps out there that depends on AVFoundation and aren't using native Windows 10 codecs (Looking at you Avid). So you just gotta

File Versions in Windows (with PowerShell)

File Versions in Windows (with PowerShell)

In an everlasting remediation with Cisco AnyConnect on Windows where 4.5.xxxxx doesn't upgrade properly by just installing a newer version of the product. Cisco has a workaround with 4.6.x but your 4.5 installation is still fucked because a) it's uninstalled in

State Migration Point

State Migration Point

Hello! It's been awhile. Doing many things at work now-a-days. Here's something I've been working on in SCCM. We are migrating folks from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (it works with 8 and 8.1 as well), but we have to switch folks to

SCCM testdbupgrade

SCCM testdbupgrade

When you are trying to run setup /testdbupgrade and you get an error asking for a native client (because you're running the command outside of your DB site or just doesn't have this particular cli that SCCM db test is looking for), you should grab the

SCCM Task Sequence Missing Package

SCCM Task Sequence Missing Package

If you work in with SCCM imaging, you've probably seen where your task sequence bombs out saying you're missing a package. Most of the time, it will tell you which package is missing. That didn't happen today. It just said that I was missing