

- #WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN HOW TO#
- #WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN PATCH#
- #WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN SOFTWARE#
- #WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN DOWNLOAD#
#WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN HOW TO#
Now, a quick edit on my previous How to add Latest Windows 7 Convenience Update in a SCCM Image post.If you have done everything as planned, you should now see the columns Downloaded/Deployed set to Yes.Click on your appropriate update group and click OK.
#WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN SOFTWARE#
If not, I invite you to read up on our SCCM Software Update Management Guide For the purpose of this post, I am assuming you already have a Software Update Group.
#WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN DOWNLOAD#


#WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG FAILED TO RUN PATCH#
I will not be going over the whole detailed patch process because it is covered in our SCCM Software Update Management Guide. Recapping how to add in to your package and deployment Voilà! Your update is now available in the console.< Use the search bar to type in the KB number.

This should open up your web browser and load up the Microsoft Update Catalog.From there, on the right hand side of the console, click Import Updates.First step, you should open your WSUS console.In the spirit of continuity, let’s keep the ball rolling with that update. So, for my last article, I was using KB3125574. The whole process is quite easy and pretty straightforward. One reader, Dave, had a very good proposition that inspired the idea of doing this post and show you an easy way to add such updates in your WSUS database. I published a post last week entitled How to add Latest Windows 7 Convenience Update in a SCCM Image. Have you ever ran into a software update that wasn’t available in WSUS, but lo and behold, a quick internet search and you are able to manually download it via the Microsoft Update Catalog? I have. For this post, we will be looking into how to use SCCM to add Microsoft Update Catalog into WSUS Server.
