wsus deprecation

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The wsus deprecation tag covers Microsoft's decision to stop adding new features to Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), shifting focus to cloud-based alternatives like Azure Update Manager and Microsoft Intune. Discussions include the impact on enterprises using WSUS for patch management, the role of Azure Arc in hybrid environments, and known issues such as the Windows 11 24H2 upgrade block after April 2025 security updates. IT administrators will find practical guidance on transitioning from WSUS to modern solutions while maintaining security and compliance.
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    Configuration Manager Goes Annual: Intune Leads Device Management Innovation

    Microsoft’s Configuration Manager is shifting from a semi‑annual feature cadence to a predictable, once‑a‑year major release schedule — a move Microsoft says is intended to prioritize security, stability and long‑term support for on‑premises estates while concentrating all future...
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    Azure Arc and Azure Update Manager: The WSUS Replacement for Hybrid Patch Management

    Azure Arc is becoming the practical replacement many enterprises need after Microsoft signaled the deprecation of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), and for organizations that want to centralize patching across on-premises servers and Azure VMs the recommended route is to Arc‑enable servers...
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    Microsoft WSUS Issue Blocks Windows 11 24H2 Upgrades After April 2025 Security Update

    Microsoft has recently acknowledged a significant issue affecting enterprise environments attempting to upgrade to Windows 11 24H2 via Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). After installing the April 2025 security updates, systems are encountering error code 0x80240069, preventing the upgrade...
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