Machine shows Non compliant in SCCM 2012R2 Configuration Manager

We are using 2012 sccm R2 and one of our client machine shows non compliant in the reports. When we check the machine , we found that all the required and approved patches are downloaded . So it should be a compliant machine .
SCCm Clinet is ACtive and we are able to run the cycles from the machine too. Would like to know what all steps that we need to perform for solving the issue.
Server OS 2008 R2
Thanks
Madhu Madhavan

if client having wmi issues pertaining to configmgr,then it will not (most cases) send the inventory .check the inventoryagent.log .To fix WMI issues.you can try the script http://eskonr.com/2009/03/how-to-troubleshoot-the-systems-which-has-wmi-issues-rebuild-wmi-repository/
if you are sure that,client is functioning normal and the issue is only with software update compliance,you can try refresh the compliance state using script https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc146437.aspx.
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