Updates not installed on client computer

Question

Hi, I have become regular on this forum. I simply follow along what other people have done (books, videos) but it does not work for me. I added WSUS role to my SCCM server, then installed Software Update Point role, configured all necessary settings
and started Synchronize Software Updates process (security, critical and definition updates only for Windows 7). I checked log
wsyncmgr and I found line: sync: SMS synchronizing updates, processed 829 out of 829 items (100 %)
Next, I created Software Update Group with only no-expired, no-superseded updates as members and as final step I deployed this group to test collection with only one Windows 7 machine as a member. Updating process should
have started very soon (both Software available time and installation deadling have been set to
As soon as possible) but whole night have passed and I saw this morning that nothing happened on client machine. Since this client computer has been installed last week
automatic updates was turned off so I turned it on - I do not know whether it is necessary since in logs communication between client and SCCM has been successfully established even before I did this. I went to Control Panel - Windows
Update and saw Windows is up to date but in the list of installed updates there are no updates synchronized on SCCM (I was looking for updates based on KB). Also I can change settings for update process - it is not grayed-out as it used to be with "normal"
WSUS server.

Answer 1

I found what happened. I was right that only "old" updates were filtered out (I do not know why SCCM did not include newer updates too since I filtered out updates which were not superseded, not expired, for product Windows
7 and bulletin ID contained MS) - having been filtered out I put them into new software update group and deployed group to a collection. I run
machine policy retrieval & evaluation cycle, software updates deployment evaluation cycle and software updates scan cycle on clients but nothing happened.  
I run filter on all software updates again (the same criteria as before) and there were much more updates meeting criteria - I downloaded them into existing package and later added them into existing software update group where these "old" updates
were. I run machine policy retrieval & evaluation cycle, software updates deployment evaluation cycle and software updates scan cycle on clients and update process started. Having finished updating, I restarted clients and in
Control Panel - Windows Update all installed updates were there and their KBs were correct.
If update settings in CP can be changed but it does not affect update process (it is controlled by SCCM client agent) I am fine with that. Also one thing I noticed also - while update process is in progress on client, user in Software Center could potentially
click on any update which were installed and required restart and click RESTART button in lower-right corner. I did not try this since it might have restarted machine thereby interrupting installation of other updates. This could be potentially big
problem - restart button would have not been there and available while update process had been in progress.
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