In the ConfigMgr console, under the Software Library node, go to Software Updates > All Software Updates. If you use ConfigMgr to manage and deploy your Windows Updates, you will need to run a Software Update sync from the ConfigMgr console to pull in the recently imported updates from WSUS. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETFramework\v9.Ĭreate a new DWORD (32-bit) key, and specify the name as SchUseStrongCrypto and apply the value as 1. To fix the error, launch the registry console by running regedit on the server. In case you run into the following failed import state, you will need to add a fix in the registry.īy clicking on the red button labeled “ Failed“, you will see it mentions the error number 80131509 with a description as seen in the image below. A window will open to show the import progress and when completed, the updates will be in WSUS. Make sure that the checkbox for “ Import directly into Windows Server Update Services” is selected, and then click the Import button. You will find all the updates you have added to be imported. Click on view basket on the top right-hand side of the page, which is located right below the search box. This will add the updates to the basket.ĥ. Select the update for the desired OS types, and click on the Add button. In the Microsoft Update Catalog portal, click in the Search box on the top right hand side, and type KB4577586, and click Search.Ĥ.
This will launch the Microsoft Update Catalog in your default browser.ģ.
In the right-hand Actions pane, click on Import Updates. Launch the WSUS console, expand your server name, then click on Updates in the left-hand pane.Ģ. To deploy this update to multiple systems, you will need to use WSUS to import the update.ġ. You can install this update manually on systems running Windows 10 or server OS such as Windows Server 2012, 2012 R2, 2016, and 2019 by downloading the update using the Microsoft Update Catalog portal, and selecting the appropriate OS for your system. Microsoft states that it will be made available in early 2021. This update is currently not available in Windows Server Update Service (WSUS), and therefore is only available via the Microsoft Update Catalog. Also, this update will only uninstall the ActiveX version of Adobe Flash, and not those installed via other mechanisms. Please note: Once this update has been installed, it cannot be removed. This update removes Adobe Flash from all Windows 10 and Windows Server systems. Microsoft has released update KB4577586, which is named “Update for the removal of Adobe Flash Player: October 27, 2020“. For more information, see the Adobe Flash Player EOL General Information Page. Adobe Flash Player went out of support as of December 31, 2020.
0 kommentar(er)
