IT pros commonly use Microsoft Configuration Manager or Windows Server Update Services to manage patches on Windows Server and desktop systems. Both options are well known, widely deployed and ...

Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) has been a go-to patch management tool for over two decades, providing IT administrators with a way to distribute Microsoft updates across their environments.

Windows Server Update Services has been a longstanding tool in many Microsoft administrator's environments. Microsoft's recent plan to deprecate WSUS -- the company's free centralized patching tool ...

Microsoft-native tools can help manage updates. But modern patch response is a different job. Remote endpoints, third-party apps, urgent CVEs, live reporting, and proof of remediation are now part of ...

Microsoft officially announced the release of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) and Microsoft Update service at Tech Ed 2005 in Orlando, Fla., on Monday, although the most important deliverables ...

Just days after fixing a glitch in one of its enterprise patch-distribution tools, Microsoft said that another of its patching programs has been blocking last week’s security updates. According to a ...

Microsoft today published manual remediation guidance — KB5121986 — for IT administrators whose production Windows Server Update Services servers remain unable to sync with Microsoft Update, eight ...

There are few things I love more than getting something for “free” and having it turn out to be valuable. That’s certainly true with Microsoft’s latest attempt at easing patch management pain, WSUS ...

Microsoft Corp. yesterday reissued a July fix for a bug that had prevented some network administrators from using the company’s primary business patch-management tool to deploy security updates. The ...

Microsoft Wednesday re-issued a July fix for a bug that had prevented some network administrators from using the company’s primary business patch management tool to deploy security updates. The patch, ...