What Microsoft Updates are really being installed?

I’m updating Win 7 64 Bit PCs using WSUS. On the PCs. In “Windows Update, “You receive updates:” is set to “Managed by your system administrator”.
The problem is determining what was installed. WSUS installs doesn’t jive Control Panel>All Control Panel Items>Programs and Features>View Installed Updates or Control Panel>All Control Panel Items>Windows Update>View update history.
In WSUS, 20 updates were installed, including 2 Office updates. In “Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Windows Update\View update history”, 12 updates were installed on that day, including the 2 Office updates. The “Control Panel>All Control Panel
Items>Programs and Features>View Installed Updates” shows 40 Office updates alone were installed on that day.
What’s going on? How can I tell what updates are being installed?

Hi,
We might take use of the status reports:
WSUS 3.0 SP2 Reports
We could generate three reports:
1. Update Reports: provide the status of the updates;
2. Computer Reports:show you the status of computers;
3. Synchronization Reports: enables you to see synchronization information for the WSUS server for a given time period, including errors that occurred during synchronization and a list of new updates. In addition, you can get general, status, and revision
information for each new update.
More detailed information, please check the link above.
Besides, we might consider seek help in WSUS forum and see if experts there could share some insights about this.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/home?forum=winserverwsus
Hope this may help
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

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Using ConfigMgr 2012 R2 (no CU). OSD was working fine prior to the recent black tuesday patch problems. Domain Contoller (and also CA) as well as all clients got all the recent August patches. Just built 2 machines, one physical (inspiron 15, other hyper
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these repeat over and over periodically.
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SMSTS log on the client without certs: (did you want one on the configmgr box?)
<![LOG[Successfully finalized logs to SMS client log directory from C:\WINDOWS\CCM\Logs]LOG]!><time="22:43:38.652+240" date="08-27-2014" component="OSDSetupHook" context="" type="1" thread="1088" file="tslogging.cpp:1542">
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There doesnt seem to be a smoking gun since the image is completely built and works except its missing certs and the sccm client is broken

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Hi everyone, we just recently started working with the JDeveloper application and are pretty new with all of this so sorry if this is a really 'newb' question but we are trying to plan ahead for licensing and installation purposes.
A co-worker of mine has been working with JDeveloper to write some small custom internal web apps that would pull information from our production 10g database that is on a separate server and allow users to add some information that our ERP system doesn't allow them to do via its interface. The information is pretty much just for internal reporting right now on some very specific items.
We love the app so far and are excited about the potentials of JDeveloper to tie up some loose ends that our ERP system doesn't offer us. He is able to deploy the app straight off of his Windows XP machine and users would be capable of navigating to it. However ideally we would want it hosted on a server.
I fired up a Win 2008 x64 virtual server and installed some apps he had recommended. Web Logic Server 10.3.4 and he was able to sync his JDeveloper client up with this and publish projects to it but they wouldn't start up properly. He then provided me some installation instructions from some Oracle.com documents that instructed me to do the following:
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Any general direction or advice would be helpful. I attempted to get Oracle on the phone to point us in a direction but they passed us off to some standard sales department that was trying to sell us hardware :P

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I have 10 apps to update. They are all stuck on installing. Have rebooted,doesn't do anything. I can't use the apps either. any suggestions?

Make sure you are getting a good internet connection.
Double-tap the Home button (bottom center of the iPhone), to get the current open Apps. Press and hold on one till they start "shivering" and you get the red "-" sign on them.
Such the "-" on the ones you are having troubles with to close them. And press the Home button again to exit the "shiver mode".
Then reset your iPhone (Press and hold the Home and Sleep (Shut Down) buttons at the same tim, till you get the Apple logo). This will not cause any data loss.
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Hi,
after the automatic download got the Airport Utility 5.4.1 update, the MAC restarts. So far so good.
Starting the Airport Utility it keeps telling me that there is a new update available (5.4.1). Options are 'Cancel' and 'Update'. Clicking 'Update' starts the Apple update process with the result that there is no new update available and the Airport Utility quits. Choosing 'Cancel' lets me work with the software, even update the firmware.
A manual download and installation of the update did not work either and this happens on my iMAC as well as on my MBP.
Has anyone an idea what is causing this and how I'm able to update my software?

The above solution should work ,
However , if still face issue ,
Try below steps (Windows)
1) Uninstall Adobe Creative Cloud from Control panel.
2)Open C:drive and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named Adobe Application Manager and OOBE.
3)
Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and if present delete Adobe Creative Cloud folder.
4)
Press Windows button (located between Ctrl and Alt buttons) along with R button together at a time , you will get a run command window.
Type in below command and hit 'Enter' key.
appdata
Then navigate to Local>Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named AAMUpdater and OOBE.
5)Run the Adobe Cleaner tool , if present remove Creative Cloud Desktop or Adobe Application manager.
https://helpx.adobe.com/content/help/en/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-pr oblems/_jcr_content/main-pars/…
6)
Click on the below link and download Creative Cloud setup and then right click on it and select " Run as Administrator" .
https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

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My MacBook Pro with Retina - Late 2013 with Yosemite needs 2 updates:
- the new security update released yesterday (1,4 MB)
- RAW compatibility update 6.0.2 (7,3 MB)
I started the updates 2h ago but they are still downloading...
My internet connection isn´t even slow.
I tried to restart the download but it remains at 80 KB...
The other one at 1,7 MB.
What can i do?

Same issue. I'm still downloading some updates from Apple Store but throughput seems to be stuck around 10kb/s...

Adobe Creative Cloud CC Update is not being installed - error code 50

Hi,
I'm trying to update my Adobe Creative cloud client to the current version
At exactly 50% the installation stops and the message "Creative cloud could not be updated, error code 50" appears.
What can I do?

The above solution should work ,
However , if still face issue ,
Try below steps (Windows)
1) Uninstall Adobe Creative Cloud from Control panel.
2)Open C:drive and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named Adobe Application Manager and OOBE.
3)
Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and if present delete Adobe Creative Cloud folder.
4)
Press Windows button (located between Ctrl and Alt buttons) along with R button together at a time , you will get a run command window.
Type in below command and hit 'Enter' key.
appdata
Then navigate to Local>Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named AAMUpdater and OOBE.
5)Run the Adobe Cleaner tool , if present remove Creative Cloud Desktop or Adobe Application manager.
https://helpx.adobe.com/content/help/en/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-pr oblems/_jcr_content/main-pars/…
6)
Click on the below link and download Creative Cloud setup and then right click on it and select " Run as Administrator" .
https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

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