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This is a royal pain, especially for servers. Automatic scheduling is not usually an option. After updates are installed, it would be helpful to be able to select a client, and specify a time for the reboot if desired. Resolution for WUS RTM Moved commented inside of the page so it can be edited and pruned. From giggsman - 2005-01-13 2:12 AM I am a System Administrator and I hope all update can do and ffinish at background automatically. However, after installation, I have no choice to hide the notification windows for restart windows. I think my client should not know what I am doing to reduce their confusing. I suggest the notification should not display once I choose "No auto-restart for scheduled Automatic Updates installations". From Wizard - 2005-01-13 2:33 AM I agree somewhat with you giggsman, however, with Windows 2000, and XP, most of my clients just lock their PCs when they leave at night. Sometimes the PC does not get rebooted for several days. This would not be good for important security patches, if you need to get everyone to reboot. I think there are arguments on both sides, but the constant reboot warning slightly wins, as the need to reboot and apply patches is greater than the need to not disturb the users. From helsby - 2005-02-09 9:03 AM as a sysadmin user, you could do this with a copy of shutdown from the resource kit. I schedule our servers to reboot at 10pm after a windows update run has taken place during the day. Yes I know its not integrated into WUS but its fairly easy to do From aenea - 2005-02-25 8:19 AM Here's a script you can schedule that will download and install updates. It's heavily cribbed from an MSDN example. var wusSession; var EVENT_ERROR = 1; //create a shell object for event logging //log the start of the script //create a WUS update session //create a WUS update searcher //search for uninstalled updates for this machine //quit the script if there are no updates found for this machine //create a collection of updates to download from the WUS server //loop through the collection of required updates and add them //create a WUS downloader //assign the collection of required updates to the downloader //download the updates //create a collection of updates to install //loop through the collection of required updates and add them //create a WUS installer //set the updates to be installed to the WUS install collection //install the udpates //log the installation results wshShell.LogEvent(EVENT_INFORMATION, sEventText); //reboot the machine, if necessary Last Modified 4/7/05 6:42 PM | Hide Tools |