#Microsoft error reporting update update#
These two error codes are specific to Windows Update being too busy.
If Windows Update returns one of the two error codes as you can see on the device, then you’ll see “failed” in the console: If nothing is returned, the device does not currently have a failed update. Gwmi MDM_Update_FailedUpdates01_01 -Namespace ROOT\CIMV2\mdm\dmmap Run the following command in the system-context PowerShell window you created in step 4:.
A new PowerShell instance will open, running in system context. Run psexec /sid PowerShell.exe from an elevated command prompt or elevated PowerShell window.Trigger a check for updates and refresh the device.Create a basic Windows Update ring policy and apply to Windows 10 devices.Here’s the steps we took to replicate this experience: After the policy was re-evaluated, then the device returned to healthy. However, we did find two error codes on the device, which then were calculated by Intune as “failed”. Upon investigation, we discovered that the device was not missing any updates – everything had successfully applied. We were recently alerted to an issue whereby a device in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin console was showing “failed” for their Windows Update status.
(Devices > Windows > Windows 10 update rings > Select a Profile). We will also be removing the Update Status column in the June (2106) Intune service release. Updated 6/3/21: To minimize confusion about the update state, (noted in MC254874) we w ill be removing the End user update status report found in Devices > Windows > Windows 10 Feature updates > Select a Profile. You will be able to find the same information in the Windows Feature Update report under Reports > Windows Updates (preview) > Reports tab > Generate Windows Feature Update report, “Update State” and “Update SubStates” columns.
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