

If (!(Test-Path -path (::GetDirectoryName($LogFilePath)))). # Link -> delivered the latest WUA Version as of today, May 28th of 2020 -> 2004! # Update Windows using Windows Update Assistant

Just send this PowerShell script, execute it -> dont’ forget about the execution policy. If the customer has Windows 10 Pro installed, this procedure is quite simple. No we added a new procedure, especially for our small and medium business clients. But also we created a log file, just in case the update didn’t succeed – which happend/happens MANY times because of compatibility issue. so the user had to login with his admin account, start the batch file, the batch started to PowerShell (hello to PowerShell execution-policy) script and the script started the Windows 10 Setup using some smart arguments to make sure the user does/did not have to answer any questions. First we used to ship/send a USB stick with a current Windows 10 ISO on it, plus a PowerShell script, plus a batch file etc. And then, sometimes we need to update notebooks which are not ‘well-connected’. Usually we deploy Windows 10 feature and cummulative updates using a deployment solution like Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager or Ivanti DSM or LANDesk or lately using the new Infrastructure Manager which is only available in beta by request. Posted in Microsoft, PowerShell, Uncategorized, Windows 10
