Implement function to remove Windows Updates from clients with Software Update Point
With a standalone WSUS-Server deployed Windows Updates can be uninstalled/removed from clients. With SCCM SUP this is not possible,
Implement a function to remove installed Windows Updates from clients.
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andrewjohnporter
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Also, how about Microsoft has a page specifically for notifying us on any issues with updates and their resolution. So come patch Tuesday, or a few days after, you can check the website to see if any of the patches had issues. If there are issues you can pull the patch out before it does any damage rather than having to rely on your pilot deployment and google to find out if there are any issues that month.
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andrewjohnporter
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This would be nice
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Anonymous
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When they make this solution then it might make sense to do it such that any update that is “removal deployed” would also be “blocked” for purposes of installation. This would not only help admins remove a problem patch but also prevent its reinstallation.
In my experience a problem patch doesn’t usually affect all clients, it’s usually a subset that needs uninstalled and/or blocked from installation. -
Bob Lamaster
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This is my #1 wanted feature, and it's something that's been needed all along.
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Anonymous
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please
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Anonymous
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I can't count the number of times I've had to roll back client updates just in the last 6 months! having this ability would be a huge timesaver.
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[NCE]
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Being able to natively roll back Windows Updates for computers or collections from within SCCM is a MUST. Please implement
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Giles Frankling
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Got to vote for this one. To many times a windows update has rolled out from the SUP and caused Client Issues. Fast rollback/uninstall of specific KB's would be exclient.
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Tony Peters
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Also in WSUS but not CM SUP; the ability to 'hide' an update for a specific machine when the update breaks a production application.
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Iain Fairbairn
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I support this idea, it has been awkward in the past at times to script this with Wusa. It works but it is a bit clunky and relies on you having someone with more than basic admin experience to ensure success in a scenario that almost invariably happens with an incident outside of normal business hours and availability of the ideal administrator to action this may be limited and where you may need to work quickly to un-***** the situation before it deploys too far.
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Anonymous
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It would be nice to have a software update group function/feature to deinstall updates from clients/servers instead of having to script wusa.exe commands for the KB numbers.
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Greg Isett
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We've recently had to un-install some failed patches. It would be nice to have SCCM do this for us quicker than building the package/application and deploying.
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Andrew Malcolm
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We are right in the middle of dealing with https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3118750 and need to uninstall 2 .net updates in order to move forward with a critical application deployment. It would sure save me some trouble if I could simply tell Config Mgr to reach out and remove the two related updates from the affected systems!
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Anonymous
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This would be a very appreciated feature.
We had to uninstall several buggy Microsoft provided KB in 2015.
We have to do a specific job to do so.