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Ragnarrr
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Hello,
We have GPO that is set to control Windows 10 updates. Effectively it should set the follwing registry keys:
AUOptions = 4
NoAutoUpdate = 0
ScheduledInstallDay = 0
ScheduledInstallTime = 16
NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers = 1
However when I run gpupdate on computer and at the same time I keep refreshing the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU folder it shows correct value for AUOptions (4) and NoAutoUpdate (0) but after few seconds it reverts them back to value of 1. There are no other GPO objects or login scripts that have same setting set. Why would this kind of behaviour occur?
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We have GPO that is set to control Windows 10 updates. Effectively it should set the follwing registry keys:
AUOptions = 4
NoAutoUpdate = 0
ScheduledInstallDay = 0
ScheduledInstallTime = 16
NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers = 1
However when I run gpupdate on computer and at the same time I keep refreshing the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU folder it shows correct value for AUOptions (4) and NoAutoUpdate (0) but after few seconds it reverts them back to value of 1. There are no other GPO objects or login scripts that have same setting set. Why would this kind of behaviour occur?
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