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Not able to download Windows 11 22H2 data #226
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I seem to have this same issue, also with some Windows 2022 KBs. Has there been a work-around or fix posted? |
the main issue is that MS changed the download links in the dialog. There is no longer a download.windowsupdate link in the dialog for Win 11, it is catalog.sf.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com. Changing this line in Get-KBUpdate seems to work for me for Win 11 |
Edit C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\kbupdate\2.0.27\public\Get-KbUpdate.ps1 |
Just tested the changes of @BWarmuskerken and can confirm it's finding info and links now - marvelous, indeed! |
I am by no means an expert, where does the change fail for you?
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I'm having this same issue. I've tried to implement @BWarmuskerken 's fix to no avail. Anyone have any other ideas? This completely breaks one of my automation scripts on a fairly large scale.
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I got it fixed already. I think the issue was with using a cached version |
What I found is that even though you may close the ISE, you need to go to taskmanager and kill the powershell processes listed. I stumbled on that for a while too.
Have a good weekend.
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I got it fixed already. I think the issue was with using a cached version
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Anyone was able to get this to work? Can you please submit a commit to get the module updated. Thanks |
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I had to replace the dot, with a dot plus an asterisk, in the RegEx for .catalog.sf.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com/, as follows.
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i suppose you could also remove the dot, altogether ;) |
working off what you guys added to Get-KBUpdate: |
my working solution, slightly adapted from the above one:
so far it got last updates for 24H2 aka KB5044284 correctly ... let's see. |
I used $links = $downloaddialog | Select-String -AllMatches -Pattern "(http[s]?://.(download.windowsupdate.com|catalog.sf.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com)/[^\'\""])" | Select-Object -Unique |
With the $links value from my original comment, I was able to get info for the KBs I needed but ran into an issue downloading them. With your $links value, everything works great |
was playing with your code and added some backslashes to match the original line. so far it seems to work. let's see what future might bring up :). |
Hello all,
I am not able to download patches details using kbupdate module using the following command for eg "Get-KbUpdate -Name KB5030219", basically all "Windows11 22H2" Microsoft products.
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Please suggest how to fetch this information, as I am always missing patches details for Windows11 22H2.
Thanks in Advance
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