Can I use the powershell command to make it show that the updates have just been checked (current date and time) after entering the Windows Update settings?

[RemixPL1994]

@mgajda83

Can I use the powershell command to make it show that the updates have just been checked (current date and time) after entering the Windows Update settings?

Currently it looks like I can search for and download updates but the message is still from an old time.

[Orava2]

Try command USOclient StartInteractiveScan . This is equivalent of pressing the button Check for updates.

USOclient StartScan also checked the updates but when I rerun the command MoUsoCoreWorker.exe was activated for a short period but "the button was not pressed". Maybe you have to wait before running that command again.

Task Scheduler \Microsoft\Windows\UpdateOrchestrator shows that Windows will periodically run USOclient with paramters StartScan.

[RemixPL1994]

USOclient StartInteractiveScan

Thank you very much and I appreciate it, this is exactly what I wanted and was looking for. I am grateful.

Best regards :)

[Orava2]

Glad to head :)

I tested the command USOclient StartScan on Windows 10 22H2. I ran this command every minute and it retriggered the scan after 12 hours.

[RemixPL1994]

@Orava2

I wonder if there is a similar method/command for Windows 7?