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PSWindowsUpdate module is available for download from the PowerShell Gallery and allows administrators to scan, download, install, remove, or hide Windows updates on local or remote workstations and servers.
To install updates on Windows 10 from PowerShell, open “PowerShell (admin),” run the “Install-Module PSWindowsUpdate” command to install the module, “Get-WindowsUpdate” to view available updates, and “Install-WindowsUpdate” to install all the cumulative updates.
With the WindowsUpdateProvider module, Microsoft has provided the basic functions for managing updates via PowerShell, beginning with Windows 10 1709 and Server 2019. They are particularly suitable for updating computers remotely.
Instructions on how run Windows Update and install/uninstall Updates from Command Prompt, PowerShell in Windows 10/11, Server 2016/2019.
To install Windows updates via PowerShell, you need to install the module first: Install-Module PSWindowsUpdate. Add-WUServiceManager -MicrosoftUpdate. Commands. Install all available updates. Install-WindowsUpdate -MicrosoftUpdate -AcceptAll -AutoReboot | Out-File "C:\($env.computername-Get-Date -f yyyy-MM-dd)-MSUpdates.log" -Force.
The Microsoft Update feature of PowerShell allows you to get the latest PowerShell 7 updates in your traditional Microsoft Update (MU) management flow, whether that's with Windows Update for Business, WSUS, Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager, or the interactive MU dialog in Settings.
The PowerShell script described here enables you to install Windows updates more flexibly than with Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) or Group Policy. To this end, it allows you to determine precisely when to install certain updates on different types of computers in your network.
Get-WUInstall: Download and install updates. This cmdlet is the core of the PowerShell module. It comes with quite a few parameters. You can choose whether the updates are downloaded from your WSUS server or from Microsoft Update. You can specify updates or categories, configure the reboot behavior, and do much more. Get-WUInstall example.
In this article, I will look at both Microsoft's Windows Update provider for PowerShell in Windows Server 2019. And I'll show you how to use the third-party.
Enter Start→Run→”pwsh” in the run dialog box while holding Ctrl and Shift, and click Ok. It’s important to make sure you are running in an elevated PowerShell prompt! Installing PSWindowsUpdate....