When I miss au moins one cumulative mise à jour on one of my Windows 10 or Windows Server 2019 installations I often get the situation that après l'installation seemingly all pending mises à jour and rebooting first the Windows Mise à jour GUI says the système is up to date but as soon as I click the check for mises à jour bouton it finds a whole bunch of further mises à jour. Je peux installer these right away sans problèmes but that really is annoying and time consuming and également requires a second redémarrer right après the first one...
Existe-t-il un moyen de force Windows to check for all manquant mises à jour directly and force it to installer them all at once?
Hitting the check for mises à jour bouton manuellement at first (si cela even is disponible) or `wuauclt.exe /detectnow` ne cut it. But maybe il y a a way avec PowerShell or quelque chose similar?
*(Je suppose que c'est déjà answered somewhere out there but searching for it really seems hard depuis tons of other Windows Mise à jour topics pop up. But I'd également be grateful for any link or reference.)*
Force Windows to installer *all* manquant mise à jours
Re: Force Windows to installer *all* manquant mise à jours
No vous pouvez not force all the mises à jour at one time. Sometimes mises à jour are applied to other mises à jour. C'est updating as far as it can in one go, rechecking for any newer mises à jour that can maintenant be applied and ensuite repeating the cycle until you are caught up. The best thing to do is be updating more often so they ne accumulate.