Yet another example of MS dumbing things down to the point where the administrator can't adminster. If I can't install the updates, then who is this invisible administrator that's changing my settings and denying me control over my ownĬan someone please tell me where I turn this setting off, both for the server and the client machines? Any hints as to how it might have been turned on would also be nice. I am the domain administrator, and this is a server, so I don't understand why I would The problem - same as on the client machine. The first thing I got upon logging in to the server was a notification that updates haven't been running for a month. I thought that some group policy must have beenĮnforced so I jumped on the server and had a look.
It says that they are 'managed by your system administrator'. The first hint I got was that users in the building are no longer getting their updates. Currently they were not able to do so as Windows Update showed settings are managed by your system administrator, in other words, by WSUS It is quite simple to disable WSUS management in the registry, however remember if the device is reconnected to the domain, the WSUS policies will be reapplied. I've come across a strange problem with a server I manage.
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